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Quarantine tank

Discussion in 'General Plant Topics' started by Tom Barr, Jan 25, 2008.

  1. Tom Barr

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    regards,
    Tom Barr
     
    #1 Tom Barr, Jan 25, 2008
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    This is just a quarantine tank I'm using to grow out some plants for larger tanks later and to see what combos and transitions I like and will suit my goals.


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    Tom Barr
     
    #2 Tom Barr, Jan 25, 2008
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    Can someone tell me what the front-most plant is in the first pic?
     
    #3 tedr108, Jan 26, 2008
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    It looks like Hygrophila sp Porto Velho.
     
    #4 VaughnH, Jan 26, 2008
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    No, it's not that dwarf lower growing species.
    This one gets pretty reddish in higher light.

    It's more upright.
    I'm not sure the species name, it's called Hygrophila something, but there's no species associated with it, nor is there any belief that who ever gave it the trade name has a clue as to it's genus or species.

    For now, I just call it Hygro red legal.
    Easy to grow, makes very nice groups, easy to trim and care for, does not bolt for the surface that fast etc.

    Color variable.

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    Tom Barr
     
    #5 Tom Barr, Jan 26, 2008
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    thanks for the trimming you gave me of that hygo i like the form its taken in my 75 an excellent mid ground for dutch style tanks
     
    #6 jazzlvr123, Apr 10, 2008
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    It's a nice plant to work with. Same with the R pusilla.

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    tom Barr
     
    #7 Tom Barr, Apr 10, 2008
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    Beautiful

    I look at the plants you have and start to cry when I turn to look at my tank. I've thought my tank was a quarantine tank in the past. Now what?
     
    #8 Tug, May 27, 2009
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    Those same cardinals are fat and large in the 180 now.

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    #9 Tom Barr, May 27, 2009
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    Hey,

    what is that fluffy pink stem plant? It looks kinda like Rotala wallichii but way better!!
    excuse the ignorance, I thought by now I was pretty good with plant names, but we dont really get interesting plants in my country so there are gaps:confused:

    Stunning tank by the way!
     
    #10 philfarm, Nov 1, 2009
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    Guys whats up with the silent treatment?:p
     
    #11 philfarm, Nov 5, 2009
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    philfarm,

    way late to post this and i may be wrong, but what the hell i'll post anyways. I believe the plant you were asking about is pogostemon stellatus.
     
    #12 ShadowMac, Mar 24, 2010
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    And I thought, I was an expert. Great tank Tom.:)
     
    #13 barbarossa4122, Mar 27, 2010
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