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FrannyB
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Dark Green?

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Are there any dark green species besides mosses, anubias and crypts?
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Post by 150EH »

I would say yes, but what exactly are you looking for, a foreground, etc.?
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Post by FrannyB »

Midground to foreground.
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Post by Cristy Keister »

Bolbitis is dark, but is more of a background. Hygro pinnatafida could work as a mid ground. Marsilea and chain sword are more of a med green, but I think that's as dark as foregrounds get.
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crypt hudoroi ? hard to get/expensive... :|
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Post by ingg »

Marseleas are dark in mats for foreground.
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