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Old 02-14-2007, 09:34 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I recently planted two 20s and have some other plant pictures to show off.


I just recently saw Anubius nana petit in person at Fish 2 U, a fish store up in South Salt Lake. I just had to get a piece even though it was 10 bucks.



These are the orchids I got for about 5$ each. They had the flowers either broken off or already finished so were on the mark down table. Normally they sell for 20$ and up.




I didn't clean the glass on the tanks, and the 20 long has a wierd mix of light over it. So for a teaser here is what I'm working on


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Nice start...will be looking forward to seeing more pics as things progress.
petite nana is that much ....THANKS REIVERIX!!
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Ten bucks is actually a good price for that, it can go for twice as much. Someday I'd like to get some--it looks really nice in that picture!

I also love that rock work--looks stunning!
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Love the petit nana--it's great in smaller setups.

Nice orchids--do you mist them? I have one, and it's doing okay for now. My Mom has orchids, and she has problems keeping the humidity high enough for them to be happy.
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looks great so far....I bought three nana petites over the summer, and I paid 5.99 a piece, but they only had about 5 or 6 leaves each on them, and it looks like yours has a bunch of leaves, so that price isn't too bad, as far as nana petites go. The rocks look very nice, too. What are your plans as far as fish go?
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I think Erik was nice and as the first person to buy any petit I got the biggest one. They ranged from about 10 leaves up to this one with about 20 for the 10$. He also gave me some chain sword out of his tank the previous week when I was up there.

I have the orchids on trays of water with stuff to keep them out of the standing water. I also soak them each week, the larger one was a little bit wilty when I got it and it has perked up some. The smaller one had a leaf going dry, and it has held at the point it was at when I got it...

May not be all the moisture they can stand, but seem to be enough.
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