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January 23rd 04, 05:33 PM
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Cold water plants
Are cabomba, red ambulia, hygrophila polysperma and bacopa monnieri suitable
for use in cold water aquaria? Marcus 
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January 23rd 04, 09:09 PM
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Cold water plants
Yes!
I have up on my roof - outside a 20 gallon tank out there in the cold...most of them are stem plants. I have there many plants that were trimmed from my planted tanks... - The are doing fine. Temperature varies from 12-18 C. "Marcus Fox" wrote in message ... Are cabomba, red ambulia, hygrophila polysperma and bacopa monnieri suitable for use in cold water aquaria? Marcus
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