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Fishtanker
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Posted 26 March 2012 - 07:04 AM
This lil guy wasn't doing so hot in my aquarium when I got home from spring break. This is the smallest I've seen it actually, in terms of not having roots or leaves. I think this might be the lucky lilly that I'll be putting outside in a pond, but even for a dwarf, he could use a bit of fattening up. How do I get him growing again? I have some dirt-based tanks that are doing wonders for my plants, can I chuck him in one of those for awhile?
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addy1
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water gardener / gold fish and shubunkins
- Location:Frederick, Maryland zone 6b-7a
Posted 29 March 2012 - 12:04 AM
Looks like a tropical lily, put it in the dirt tanks keep it warm with some good light. I stuck my tropicals outside before we left, they are doing great in the pond
live feed to our pond ....To see the cameras you must be on IE, if using firefox right click-- copy the link location paste in IE browser... .... .... My pond build thread
Live every day as if it is your last, enjoy it to the fullest, because one day it will sure will be.
a good read about pond chemisty, ph, hardness etc
