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Sir Jaydoubledub
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Hello!
I am slowly turning my nurse tank into a more planted tank. Right now, it's more of a halfway house! lol Anyways, I bought these and I can't remember what they were! I mostly bought them to add shelter for fry that I keep finding. Since I am slowly adding plants to my 10g nurse tank I figured it'd be perfect. The name is not on the receipt. If anyone knows the species it would help me out a lot! Any tips on their care is much appreciated as well. Currently, my 10g nurse tank has: 6 platy fry 2 guppies 1 injured zebra danio 1 crypt 1 small anacharis stem 2 mystery plants (hornwort?) Using Eco-Complete, red, for my substrate. The tank has been fully cycled as well. Thank you in advance!!
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Looks like hornwort but hard to tell. I never could get it to root and it was always floating.
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Yeah I agree,looks like hornwort or cobomba.The one up front looks like a crypt though.
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If you get more plants try one of the mosses, like java moss, it's great for fry to hide when it gets going.
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Hornwort, Cobomba or Elodea?
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