Hi, I am going to set up a 20l with rock, soil, moss and some smaller local plants that I am going to collect in a large wooded area behind my house. I live in south east kansas. Has any one done this for darts before? Are there going to be any problems that any one can think of? I may also put some tropical plants in there too, I really don't know. I would like to hear from people that have done this before. What would your recommend for light for this tank? Thanks for all of your help, Jacob.
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Any one use native plants for dart tank?
poisonfrog420
Jul 07, 2003 04:02 PM
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Derek Benson
Jul 07, 2003 04:15 PM
Hey,
I live in north central Kansas and use moss I collected from out side in my tank that will have P. aurotaenia 'green banded' in it. I have gone on herping trips to southeast kansas and seen some of the plants, which are nice. I think they sould be fine if there are no pesticides/insecticides used around the area and you clean them well. Good luck.
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P. sauvagei
derekb15.tripod.com/tropicaltreasures
Randy27
Jul 07, 2003 05:09 PM
I live in northeast Kansas (Lawrence) and use moss I collected locally in one of my azureus tanks. I grows really well and spreads onto wood easily.
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Randy
Lawrence, Kansas
1.1 Azureus
1.1 Cobalt
1.1 Fantasticus
2.2 Bastimentos Pumilio
