I have long been driving, hiking, swimming, biking around the rural areas I live. Today it's a nice warm spring day in Northern CA. I look for wood, for rock, for wildflowers, waterfalls, trees, anything of interest, and I also look for aquatic plants.
CA is not really known for aquatic plants, mostly aquatic "weeds", but there are many species here.
This one always throws aquarist for a curve.
This plant looks like a cross between Rotala macrandra and Ammania gracilius.
Grows in deeper pools , about 2ft deep, flowing water always........has a very pretty red color.
Enjoy,
Regards,
Tom Barr
CA is not really known for aquatic plants, mostly aquatic "weeds", but there are many species here.
This one always throws aquarist for a curve.




This plant looks like a cross between Rotala macrandra and Ammania gracilius.
Grows in deeper pools , about 2ft deep, flowing water always........has a very pretty red color.
Enjoy,
Regards,
Tom Barr