I think you-all need to take a look at my web blog because I'm not getting the votes for my nano!
Plus I have alot of wacky nanos to post pictures of here later on.
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as promised, more pictures:
and I have one more set of pictures to add. That is another grab bag of gobules at work, growing behind a cubicle on the windowsill.
There is no rhyme or reason, just whatever is in the store, or somehow got hold of.
and I have one more set of pictures to add. That is another grab bag of gobules at work, growing behind a cubicle on the windowsill.
There is no rhyme or reason, just whatever is in the store, or somehow got hold of.
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- possessed by some demon, I bought the large glass vase and planted a few crypts. The 2.5 gal hex is planted with crypt willisii just to give them a home and they are growing partially submerged. The smallest gobule has crypt parva.
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- This has the three gobules, and the middle one is an experiment with the smallest amount of substrate; to see how well the hair grass does.
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- closeup of the small gobule with little substrate and hairgrass
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- closeup of the crypts in the hex
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sherrymitchell
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Sherry, hahaha 
yes, I have big plans. The one plant that i have not done is Anubia nana, because it grows erratically in my aquarium, that I fear it will fade under natural light.
There is a small Anubia growing well in the National Aquarium under low light.
Winter light may not be conducive to starting any new projects but that is my next plant. : (
yes, I have big plans. The one plant that i have not done is Anubia nana, because it grows erratically in my aquarium, that I fear it will fade under natural light.
There is a small Anubia growing well in the National Aquarium under low light.
Winter light may not be conducive to starting any new projects but that is my next plant. : (
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updates:
In the foregoing pictures, the glass vase with a lid sold for $40 at the auction, due to a bidding war.
go to my blog, http://www.aquajournal.blog.com, for instructions on growing nano containers in the window
would be interested in updates on the other contestants' nanos.
this is a current picture of the nano.
edit: that's crypt parva on the right foreground, crypt willisi on the left foregrund, hairgrass, and mosss in the background.
In the foregoing pictures, the glass vase with a lid sold for $40 at the auction, due to a bidding war.
go to my blog, http://www.aquajournal.blog.com, for instructions on growing nano containers in the window
would be interested in updates on the other contestants' nanos.
this is a current picture of the nano.
edit: that's crypt parva on the right foreground, crypt willisi on the left foregrund, hairgrass, and mosss in the background.
Mark Harnet
