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Hi, what types of java ferns grow tall? and their maximum hight? Do i need co2 injections or fertilizers or can i just leave them in the tank and they will grow fairly well? Thanks.
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Good morning Rain...
Most Java fern I have doesn't get extremely tall. I have low tech and low light tanks, nothing fancy and my ferns are up to 5 or 6 inches tall. I believe I have Microsorium pteropus, but there are several others. In the right conditions, and with CO2, you could possibly get it to grow to 8 to 10 inches high. But, I'm not a high tech tank person. B
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I have some needle leaf java ferns that the leaves are a good 10 inches.
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java frens do well on there own why easy to care for.
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Good morning Rain...
You don't need CO2 or high end lighting to grow nice aquatic plants. I have a 55 G I use to experiment with low light plants. Attached is a pic I took a few weeks ago. These plants just require low light. The tank has just one 6500 K, 32 watt, T12 bulb I got at the local hardware store for less than $10.00. I add some liquid fertilizer and with the extra the fish contribute, the plants do very well. It can be done on a limited budget. B
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I tried diy c02 but took it out and my plants are doing better..
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