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Bought on a whim, store people didn't know what it was, I liked the green and low bushiness but don't know what it is.
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java fern. I think. but I not sure.Nothing Kills Evil Like a Sharp Stick... -
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Looks liek java in the rear. The plant that centered in the photo look like stem plant of sorts.30Long: L134 Leopard Frog Plecos X16, Corydoras Sterbai X9, Endlers X4
Small ADA nano (~8gal): ... BKK or OEBT breeding tank in the works!
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wow, no clue....staurogyne of some kind?75G Standard - High Light Planted Community Fish
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12G Eclipse - Bonsai Planted Betta & Shrimp
29G Standard - Vivarium w/ Red Devil Crabs
45G Exo-Terra - Terrarium w/ Hermit Crabs (in progress)
33G Cubish - Vivarium w/ D.auratus 'blue & bronze'
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never seen it before... where did you buy it?my fish house:
2.5g- ramshorn hatchery
6g eclipse- yellow shrimp, chili rasboras, yellow apple snails
29g- geo grow-out, angels, 12"fire eel, dwarf frog, apple snails
45g- jade sleeper gobies, native killifish, feeder endlers
75g- 2 oscars, parrot, silver dollars, albino channel cat, syno euptera, bichir, baby jaguar, convicts, yabby
125g- fahaka puffer, rainbow shark
and about a dozen bettas....Comment
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theres also a couple members of hygrophila and pogostemon that look similar75G Standard - High Light Planted Community Fish
28G Aquapod - Medium Light Planted Shrimp & Microrasboras
12G Eclipse - Bonsai Planted Betta & Shrimp
29G Standard - Vivarium w/ Red Devil Crabs
45G Exo-Terra - Terrarium w/ Hermit Crabs (in progress)
33G Cubish - Vivarium w/ D.auratus 'blue & bronze'
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my fish house:
2.5g- ramshorn hatchery
6g eclipse- yellow shrimp, chili rasboras, yellow apple snails
29g- geo grow-out, angels, 12"fire eel, dwarf frog, apple snails
45g- jade sleeper gobies, native killifish, feeder endlers
75g- 2 oscars, parrot, silver dollars, albino channel cat, syno euptera, bichir, baby jaguar, convicts, yabby
125g- fahaka puffer, rainbow shark
and about a dozen bettas....Comment
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Re: Identify this Plant
Interesting... I have no clue, but I like it.Scarecrow : I haven't got a brain... only straw.
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Davemonkey? kwc1974? Navarro? Complexity? any plant gurus reading this?Scarecrow : I haven't got a brain... only straw.
Dorothy : How can you talk if you haven't got a brain?
Scarecrow: I don't know... But some people without brains do an awful lot of talking... don't they?
Dorothy: Yes, I guess you're right.Comment
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i know davemonkey has had s. 'porto vehlo' and i think also s. repens. he did mention that one had some undulation to it but i dont recall which.75G Standard - High Light Planted Community Fish
28G Aquapod - Medium Light Planted Shrimp & Microrasboras
12G Eclipse - Bonsai Planted Betta & Shrimp
29G Standard - Vivarium w/ Red Devil Crabs
45G Exo-Terra - Terrarium w/ Hermit Crabs (in progress)
33G Cubish - Vivarium w/ D.auratus 'blue & bronze'
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Looks like a deficient hygro. With enough light and nutrients it should darken for you.Originally posted by Totenkampf View Post
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I'm hereOriginally posted by armthehomeless View Post
At first glance it does look like Staurogyne 'Porto Vehlo' due to it's size and structure, maybe one that is having some nutritional issues as mentioned or maybe another variety of Staurogyne. How long have you had it? Would you be willing to part with a stem or two so it could be grown out under different conditions?Houston Areas Aquatic Plant Society
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