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the aquascape!
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I think it's really cool how different emersed and submerged growth can be.
I added narrow leaf rotala to my tanks a few weeks ago. In person, the top-most leaves are an intense magenta. This will probably be the main background stem for what I'm semi-jokingly calling the Slaaneshi tank I have planned (lots of pink plants with a lavender substrate).
Anyway, it shipped in its emersed form and confused the hell out of me for a second once I unboxed it. All large, round green leaves instead of the thin pink ones I was expecting. The submerged growth took off really fast, but you can still see some of the original leaves toward the bottom.
All without CO2 and only a little all-in-one fert in the water column. Friendship ended with Ludwigia repens.
My new Wabi-Kusa ball that I created. Definitely try this out if you haven't already. 🌱 Simply form a small ball with wet aquarium soil, take some aquarium moss and cover the whole ball with it. Then wrap a thread around it to fix the moss. You can use all kinds of aquatic plants. I have simply taken plant cuttings from another Wabi-Kusa. You can plant them with tweezers into the ball. Place the finished ball in a container or a small bowl with some water and spray it regularly, so that the upper leaves do not dry out and the plants can slowly get used to growth over water. @aquabase_ #terrarium #wabikusa #nanotank #plants #indoorgarden #mossgarden #aquascaping #plantedtank #moss #vivarium #mosslife #plants #rotala #hygrophila #terrariums #plantedaquarium #indoorplants #urbangarden #emersedplants #mossterrarium #aquaticplants #nature #aquaterrarium #botanical (hier: Stuttgart, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjZ_ZQoITlZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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This lovely specimen is a specimen of rotala flower, a really fascinating type of flower with some excellent variation and types (more on that tomorrow!). Shown below is a zoomed in one cause it’s super cool how the flowers are laid out on the stem.
Fun Flower Fact: This particular flower is actually partially submerged in nature, which is rad as hell.
Wish the plants were this colorful without the fun filter.

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Rotala indica and some gorgeous Indian red sword.
Emersed growth of Rotala macrandra 'variegated'. I love that veination!