tropical floating plants native to africa
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by ceceharpo on July 13, 2006 03:05 PM
http://fish.mongabay.com/biotope_african_rivers.htm
Sorathien, try this link. Sorry, I don't quite know how to post a link here, but this is its url.
Maybe you will find something here. A good read with lots of different African areas.
I have lived there, but sorry, can't remember any of my botany from there.
Hope this helps.
PS: your aquarium sounds really nice!
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cece
Sorathien, try this link. Sorry, I don't quite know how to post a link here, but this is its url.
Maybe you will find something here. A good read with lots of different African areas.
I have lived there, but sorry, can't remember any of my botany from there.
Hope this helps.
PS: your aquarium sounds really nice!
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cece
by Sorathien on July 17, 2006 04:34 AM
yeah, i've already read that site. its where i found a lot of my aquatic plants, but they only list two floaters, water letuce, which gets too tall (i would have to drop the water level to accomodate it) and azolla, which i already have an amazon species of, since the african one is impossible to find.
the tank is going to have ammannia senegalensis, madagascar lace, aponogeton crispus, various anubias species, Zosterella Dubia (water stargrass), and a few other minor substitutions for some amazon plants that look very similar to relatives that ARE african.
the fish are going to be a Ctenopoma Acutirostre (leopard bushfish) and about 6 congo tetras.
the tank is going to have ammannia senegalensis, madagascar lace, aponogeton crispus, various anubias species, Zosterella Dubia (water stargrass), and a few other minor substitutions for some amazon plants that look very similar to relatives that ARE african.
the fish are going to be a Ctenopoma Acutirostre (leopard bushfish) and about 6 congo tetras.
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does anyone know of some floating plants native to freshwater african rivers?