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Driftwood I bought from stevenjohn21 with java moss/java ferns pictures 5 Attachment(s) Here are some pictures of the driftwood that I bought from stevenjohn21 a few months ago. The piceces were so big I was able to break each of the 3 29" pieces into 3 seperate pieces and make extra pieces. I was able to sell the extra at the tropical fish club auction that I belong to. I used clear fishing line to attach the java moss and java ferns. I piece just kept floating so I used fishing line to attach it to a marble base piece I had. I had them soaking for about 3 weeks in my garage. Here are 5 picture of the pieces that I use and covered yesterday with Java moss and Java ferns. Just think how that would look in a few months time. |
It looks really nice and in a few months it'll be great, except you'll no longer be able to see your driftwood, lol. I like the one piece of wood that is arched, very nice. |
Thanks, my red cherry shrimps like the driftwood in my 20 gal. tank that I have covered with java moss. I noticed tiny baby red cherry shrimp in my 10 gal. fry tank. I also have a few berried females in that tank also. |
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Yes, the ferns are from you when you gave me some of your red cherry shrimps. I like those ferns what kind are they? I had a nice piece I put on that curved driftwood in my 30 gallon bowfront tank. |
The are Microsorum pteropus "Windelov", otherwise known as lace java fern. It'll grow like a weed. :-) |
I recognise that wood ! ;-) It looks great, infact im wishing i had kept it for my tank now LOL. . . . . Thats great that you managed to sell the extras, do i get a cut ? ha ha If you get over stocked with your shrimp would you mind selling me some ? |
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Im in Atlanta, Georgia. |
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