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Crypts Riparium Several Updates

I have this shot in a previous post, but put it here too for comparison.

1-V-09

1-V-09 <em>Cryptocoryne</em> Riparium I

1-V-09 Cryptocoryne Riparium I

These two shots from a couple days ago, after I planted up the underwater area with more crypts.

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1-V-09 <em>Cryptocoryne</em> Riparium II

13-V-09 Cryptocoryne Riparium I

1-V-09 <em>Cryptocoryne</em> Riparium III

13-V-09 Cryptocoryne Riparium II

This is really fantastic! The spathe that had been developing on one of my Cryptocoryne ciliata opened suddenly on Monday morning. I have more about this in a previous post and in some forum posts on

<em>Cryptocoryne ciliata</em> spathe

Cryptocoryne ciliata spathe

I also got a shot of a Anubias barteri ‘Nana’ bloom. I have gotten several flowers from these. This one is planted on an Epi-Trellis Raft.

<em>Anubias barteri</em> 'Nana' bloom

Anubias barteri 'Nana' bloom

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By Hydrophyte – May 14, 2009

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    [...] picture shows the light installed with the tank where I am using it, a 55 gallon riparium featuring Cryptocoryne species plants, ferns and Anubias. Cryptocoryne Riparium [...]



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