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I would be interested in several. My big female died recently and I need to breed up some replacements.

Claimed.

I am removing a large quantity of phyllanthus fluitans (red root floaters) from my tanks today. I offer them free to anyone willing to pick them up today. I am located in edmonds, pm me for my address. they will be available for the next 5 hours.

Depending on the conditions provided they can be anywhere from 1/2 inch to 3 inches And very in color.

So I'll speak up. I was the person who constantly supplied the gsas auction table with red root floaters. I haven't been to the last few meetings and wasn't getting much interest in them (I over saturated the club) they do well in every tank I own and if you need any tips growing them I'd be...

Now that is impressive looking wood

Bringing a small selection of plants, and an orphan fish that someone needs rehomed

Re: Free red root floaters for pick up this afternoon in edm I definitely have the ability to ship. If you want to PM me we can discuss that further. Shipping for me starts at $6. For a small flat rate box through United States Postal Service. I would require a PayPal payment before holding...

Free red root floaters this afternoon in edmonds pick up only. PM for address. Today only.

I would give Marsilia Quadrafolia a second go and start it out in a dry start to get good coverage. Then blast it with co2 and frets and time to get that look. Higher light would reduced the plants need to reach upwards and grow tall. There are other similar leaf structure plants but they tend...

Un rooted*

And actually I grew this plant best in floating mats in rooted in the substrate

This plant though really isn't a ground cover plant at all. It grows like a bush. You can keep it compact with regular compression. Just squish it down to physically retard it's growth.

It grows very well under almost all lighting conditions

Re: rain water for aquaroums? Unless water supply is an issue, I feel that adding a water catch system would just compound your issues and make it harder to trouble shoot solutions to whatever problems your experiencing. I think it's best to find out what's going on now, solve those issues...