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the ones I had had a very nice full folage on the top this ones just puny as heck will see if can find a better pic

Found a few pics. Its called Nymphoides aquatica

heres a link to a silk one
http://www.petsmart.com/fish/shoppin...%5F28016.shtml

live pics:
http://www.petsolutions.com/cgi-bin/...80.000000&l=67

and these are good shots on a german site
http://www.aquariana.be/nymphoid.htm

I suppose its still up to taste but I just always had good looking ones so thought it looked nice hehe if I had one looking like the earlier pic Id of tossed it as Im picky

From AQUARUM PLANTS by H. C. D. De Wit.

Quote:

Nymphoides aqauatica (Walt) O.K.- (Fig.63) Banana Plant

1788: first described by Th.Walter (as Anonymos aquatica) (Fl. Carol.:37). Renamed by O.Kuntze (Rev.Gen.Pl.2:429.1891).
Syn.Villarsia lacunosa,Limnanthemum aquaticum,L.trachyspermum).
Distribution: E.and S.United States (Florida).
Description: This species owes the name of "Underwater Banana Plant" to the bunch of miniature "Dahlia tubers" from which it sends up its rosette of long-petioled subcircular light-green or purple leaves with a cordate base. Mature leaves are floating, the petiole bearing purple warts, the lamina somewhat more stout and spongy, olive-green above, purple beneath, with many small depressions. They may exceed 10cm in length. Flowers 1 to 2cm in diameter, white, and apparently arising from the petiole, a few cm below the lamina.
Biology and cultivation: In America a popular aquarium plant but cultivated only rarely in Holland. In the wild state it occurs in pools and slow-moving water. It needs plenty of light. After fertilisation the pedicel bends over, as a result of which the fruit ripens below the surface. Can be propagated from leaf-currings.

That is classic!!! And SOOOOOO true!!! I love it! Great shot, Patrick!:TU:

I found a picture of my little baby....he was sleeping and I woke him up. I think he is so cute!! I just love him!
His name is "Hotshot" and believe me, he sure runs my house!! :p

Here's my little troublemaker, Pepperpot. She recently received a DVD of David Attenborough's Life of Birds. It's now her favorite show. Hopefully soon I'll be able to run SSA on my computer at home. Then I might regain control of the TV remote.

Here's my 22lb baby boy :)

Cute pic, but I think we are straying from the original concept for this thread. Maybe we could have two threads -- Pets with the Aquarium, and all other pets.

Pictures of ....

Ya know, I think Hustlers magazine had a section in the back devoted to Beavers, then it strayed too.

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Riccia Fluitans
I found a picture of this ground cover that was mentioned in one of the earlier message posts...

Yep, that's riccia alright. The question is, where can I buy some in Southern California?

Sorry Jim
I cant help u, seeing as I live in Western Australia.
but its very difficult to find here too, saying its classed as a noctious weed, that is invading wetlands here...
and too a bad is trying to be done in the states from the couple of websites I read from, saying its a noctious weed...

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and too a bad is trying to be done in the states from the couple of websites I read from, saying its a noctious weed...

sorry my typing sucks at times
bad = ban

Yes, I've heard a rumor that it is banned as a weed. But I've also heard that it is pretty hard to keep alive in a tank. The two reports seem contradictory. Anyway, Amato uses it heavily in his books, and I will have some in the Freshwater program.

I had to clear out IE a couple of times, turn off my ad-blocking software, and close and reopen IE to get that page to load. *sigh* Unnecessary Javascript infuriates me...

Anyway, cute pictures, this one is priceless...

http://homepage.mac.com/benton_bruce...6D583011D7.jpg

With a good caption, this would be great on the site.

Yeti, a [type of cat], adjusts the settings on his/her Aquarium. :)

and this one...

http://homepage.mac.com/benton_bruce...16583011D7.jpg

Yeti shows off the Aquarium to a friend.

I think we'll get e-mails saying that these pictures are staged. :eek: :D