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can anyone suggest an aquatic plant that my goldfish wont decimate? i spent
3 months stocking the tank with oxygen weed from a local pet shop, they ate about 10 bunches a month... now they have plastic plants but i`d like to have some real ones. -- |
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Pothos and philodendron, and Ingrid uses Dracena... Not your typical
"underwater plants", but then the fish won't go on a feeding frenzy with them either. ; ) |
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![]() Magic menagerie wrote: Pothos and philodendron, and Ingrid uses Dracena... Not your typical "underwater plants", but then the fish won't go on a feeding frenzy with them either. ; ) Java moss? |
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i already have a 6 foot philodendron monstera, i always knew of it as just
monstera... so how to i plant it in the tank? just drop the tendril thingies into the water? right now its about 10 inches from my tank so its not a major prob... "Magic menagerie" wrote in message ... Pothos and philodendron, and Ingrid uses Dracena... Not your typical "underwater plants", but then the fish won't go on a feeding frenzy with them either. ; ) |
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![]() "johnhuddleston" schreef in bericht ... can anyone suggest an aquatic plant that my goldfish wont decimate? i spent 3 months stocking the tank with oxygen weed from a local pet shop, they ate about 10 bunches a month... now they have plastic plants but i`d like to have some real ones. -- replace the goldfish.....by non plant eaters.... :-))) |
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Good god no! They`re part of the family now. they`ll be the last too go,
after the missus and the dogs... "Flying Tiger" No mail adress wrote in message ... "johnhuddleston" schreef in bericht ... can anyone suggest an aquatic plant that my goldfish wont decimate? i spent 3 months stocking the tank with oxygen weed from a local pet shop, they ate about 10 bunches a month... now they have plastic plants but i`d like to have some real ones. -- replace the goldfish.....by non plant eaters.... :-))) |
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![]() "johnhuddleston" schreef in bericht ... Good god no! They`re part of the family now. they`ll be the last too go, after the missus and the dogs... Well a fully nice planted aquarium and goldfish make not a nice combination, so better buy the most realistic plastic plants you can get and spoil your fish with some nice salad every now and then... Mabey a second tank with tetra's and many plants....... :-))))))))))) Goodluck F. |
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I absolutely second the java moss suggestion. Its tough, takes a wide range
of water parameters, can tolerate a little salt (in case you ever need to salt your tank) and my goldfish love it (but not in a meal sort of way, more in a furniture sort of way). I imagine it would be a good thing to use for a spawning mop, since it doesn't root, so once eggs were laid you could just grab the whole bunch and move it to another tank. Chris oinonenehren@comcast starve a troll, feed a fever. (or is it feed a cold, starve a troll? I can never remember that one...) in article , johnhuddleston at wrote on 5/6/04 12:36 PM: Good god no! They`re part of the family now. they`ll be the last too go, after the missus and the dogs... "Flying Tiger" No mail adress wrote in message ... "johnhuddleston" schreef in bericht ... can anyone suggest an aquatic plant that my goldfish wont decimate? i spent 3 months stocking the tank with oxygen weed from a local pet shop, they ate about 10 bunches a month... now they have plastic plants but i`d like to have some real ones. -- replace the goldfish.....by non plant eaters.... :-))) -- Chris |
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I have some pothos and the philodendrons that I had cuttings of. Once they got
some roots on them, I bunched them, tied them with copper wire (what I had handy) and attached them to a suction cup on the side. They basically lay across the top of the water, with some of it submerged. They have since sprouted more leaves and the roots are growing all over the place... The fish have nibbled a little at one leaf, and like to suck a little on the long roots (probably think it's a tasty worm), but otherwise just leave it alone. We had nasty trubs with the tank levels last year, but once I got the gravel out and replaced it with marbles, and got the live plants in, the levels are pretty liveable now... See Ingird's page for more plant hints... |
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I have a 50 gal L with 6 fancy GF - I keep the tank bare and bare bottom and
use the backing paper which has pictures of plants! - reason ? - there is nothing there to accumulate detritus. GF are extremely messy - so watch out! For interest in the tank - I use a lighthouse - air bubbler |
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