Hi i was just trying to confirm wether or not this is a common pleco?
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Really? Cool thank you i thought he was a common and was going to get way to big
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Hi all,
Plant in the first photo with the purple leaves is Hemigraphis, and it isn't an aquatic.
It really p*sses me off that retailers can get away with selling these.
cheers Darrel
Plant in the first photo with the purple leaves is Hemigraphis, and it isn't an aquatic.
It really p*sses me off that retailers can get away with selling these.
cheers Darrel
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Hi all,
Actively growing plants are the single factor that has the most effect on water quality. Plants are a "win, win" situation, as long as they are growing.
There are plenty of plants that will grow in nearly every tank, so why is it acceptable to sell ordinary plants as aquarium plants? it certainly shouldn't be.
cheers Darrel
Yes take it out, it won't grow, and as it starts to decay it will reduce water quality, rather than improve it.
I believe that is the name that Hemigraphis is sold under.
It is a rant, but there is a serious point. Have a look here: <21 plants to avoid in the aquarium>
Actively growing plants are the single factor that has the most effect on water quality. Plants are a "win, win" situation, as long as they are growing.
There are plenty of plants that will grow in nearly every tank, so why is it acceptable to sell ordinary plants as aquarium plants? it certainly shouldn't be.
cheers Darrel
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