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6-7 months old fissiden from wild. 6-7 months old fissiden from wild.
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Old 04-01-2006, 11:01 AM
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Default 6-7 months old fissiden from wild.
Cjming gave this piece of rock with fissiden to Chea like 6-7 months ago. That time we got the rock with the emersed fissiden n it is kinda short. After months, it grown like this... (The tank with 1 pink color aquarium lighting. Brackish water. No CO2. No fertilizer.)

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Cjming gave this piece of rock with fissiden to Chea like 6-7 months ago. That time we got the rock with the emersed fissiden n it is kinda short. After months, it grown like this... (The tank with 1 pink color aquarium lighting. Brackish water. No CO2. No fertilizer.)

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Nice. You mean brackish as in salt water?

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ops...type wrongly again. Always confuse about the brackish n black water.

He keeping it in black water.

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pink light only?????plant survive???
great!!!!

the fissiden even more great.....very nice,where to collect???
hehehehehe

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ops...type wrongly again. Always confuse about the brackish n black water.

He keeping it in black water.
ic ic... blackish. Was hoping brackish as can keep planted archerfish tank perhaps... Put some crickets in and start looking at them shooting.

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Fissiden is a type which grow superb slow plant. Slowest than the nana petite. no matter you giving it a high lighting, high co2, extra cooling water.. with high fertilizer. It still growing at their own business n doesnt care about what condition it is in.

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Got any more? For sale? Where?

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hehe...not for sale. i was collected back from wild...tons of them. mostly members dont appreciate it since it is foc and the emersed type not so nice.

if you want, get ready to go netting with me them. hehe...

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Impressive, thanks for sharing Dom.

Too bad it's another slow grower, if it grows as fast as mosses, we will probably convert our moss tank to fissidens...haha

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Impressive, thanks for sharing Dom.

Too bad it's another slow grower, if it grows as fast as mosses, we will probably convert our moss tank to fissidens...haha
IMHO. The slow growing does have it's plus point. For one thing, don't need to trim once it grows. Kinda like a slow growing bonsai of some sort, slow to shape up but once shape up, it remains beautiful.

Of course, the growing part is probably a pain but if can collect and in abundant, why not?

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