Dec 5 meeting--plants

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Chris Todd, plant geek.
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ddavila06 wrote: what are you taking out of the 55? :mrgreen:

Everything. I’ll empty it. It is full of plants, but not much of interest. Some Anubias barteri, a few stems of Bacopa, some common crypts, Java fern and undoubtedly some other stuff hidden behind the Anubias. It has to be easy to grow or it doesn't survive in that tank.
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PaulS wrote:Chris Todd, plant geek.
Hey now, watch it there, buddy! My geekiness is multi-faceted, I'm not just a plant geek! :)
John G wrote:Everything. I’ll empty it. It is full of plants, but not much of interest. Some Anubias barteri, a few stems of Bacopa, some common crypts, Java fern and undoubtedly some other stuff hidden behind the Anubias.
Dang, I woulda liked to get my hands on some of that stuff. Guess I gotta stop missing meetings, LOL.
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Chris, I can take your plants to the meeting for you.
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Judi wrote:Chris, I can take your plants to the meeting for you.
Sweet, thanks, Judi! I'll touch base with you later next week.
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chris_todd wrote:
ddavila06 wrote:what E Vivipara? what does the "E" stand for?
Rather than repeatedly spell out "Cryptocoryne" or "Eleocharis" when listing numerous species within a genus, it is common/traditional to abbreviate the genus after the first occurrence, so Cryptocoryne becomes C. and Eleocharis become E., etc.

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Chris
Thanks Kris for the name, and Thanks Chris for the above :wink: never heard of that one before though. i will research it now, i might be interested :D

BTW, THANKS Judy for bringing Chris's plants :wink: i really look forward to those crypts
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"so many plants, so little space!"
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I'm sure with all the java fern showing up ill find what I'm looking for but if anyone has plantlets, yes, that's right, small plantlets of regular java fern, id appreciate a dozen or so. Looking for tiny plantlets...half inch to one inch in size

Don't ask why...you'll see in january
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Ghazanfar Ghori wrote:I'm sure with all the java fern showing up ill find what I'm looking for but if anyone has plantlets, yes, that's right, small plantlets of regular java fern, id appreciate a dozen or so. Looking for tiny plantlets...half inch to one inch in size

Don't ask why...you'll see in january
Good timing, I've been noticing a lot of baby plants on my regular java ferns. Not sure I can do a dozen, but I can probably supply 6 or so. I'll count them up tonight.
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Anyone want Red Cherry Shrimp? I recently had a population explosion in my 75...
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Here's what I should have for the auction:
Cyperus helferi
Ludwigia brevipes x palustris
Alternanthera reineckii (roseafolia?)
Utricularia graminifolia
Cryptocoryne parva

Caridina cantonensis sp. "Blue Tiger shrimp" (mix of blues and blondes)
Cambarellus shufeldtii "Dwarf Cajun crayfish"

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