WTB Low/Med-Low light floating plants - Aquarium Advice

zacusmaximus · 08-09-2007, 01:34 AM

Preferably these floating/floatable types, but I'm also interested in any easy-to-grow low to medium low light plants:

brazilian pennywort
duckweed
fairy moss
guppy grass
hydrilla (velvetleaf)
hornwort
stonewort
water velvet

toddnbecka · 08-10-2007, 04:22 AM

I have duckweed and Najas (aka guppy grass), also Amazon frogbit and Salvinia auriculata available. Also several types of Java fern and a few good rhizomes of Anubias nana petite.
Floaters are $1 for 2 single plants (frogbit) or a 3-4" square mass of leaves (duckweed/Salvinia)
Large (10-12" tall) regular java ferns are $1/leaf, up to 30 leaves available in a single clump. Narrow-leaf Java fern .75/leaf, up to 50 available. Windelov java fern one baseball-size clump available, $10.
Anubias rhizomes, excellent roots and clean (no algae), $7-10 depending on number of leaves.
Pics available if requested.

08-09-2007, 01:34 AM	#1
zacusmaximus Aquarium Advice Activist Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 196	WTB Low/Med-Low light floating plants Preferably these floating/floatable types, but I'm also interested in any easy-to-grow low to medium low light plants: brazilian pennywort duckweed fairy moss guppy grass hydrilla (velvetleaf) hornwort stonewort water velvet

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08-10-2007, 04:22 AM	#2
toddnbecka Aquarium Advice FINatic Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Cumberland, MD Posts: 750	I have duckweed and Najas (aka guppy grass), also Amazon frogbit and Salvinia auriculata available. Also several types of Java fern and a few good rhizomes of Anubias nana petite. Floaters are $1 for 2 single plants (frogbit) or a 3-4" square mass of leaves (duckweed/Salvinia) Large (10-12" tall) regular java ferns are $1/leaf, up to 30 leaves available in a single clump. Narrow-leaf Java fern .75/leaf, up to 50 available. Windelov java fern one baseball-size clump available, $10. Anubias rhizomes, excellent roots and clean (no algae), $7-10 depending on number of leaves. Pics available if requested.