It is the only little patch I have, noticed it about a year ago. Really hasn't grown much, it's all cute and fluffy. Will be keeping an eye on it to see if it starts growing really fast. With how fine it is I can see how shrimp can get trapped in it.
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New article about "brackish tolerant plants"
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Re: New article about "brackish tolerant plants"
Well, if it just stays that size then shrimp won't really get caught in it, so it's all good. 
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Re: New article about "brackish tolerant plants"
Here are some updated photos of the tank that was being discussed earlier. It shared nothing with my previous tank (which had the plant growing in it) other than a little water as a result of netting and transferring the animals...
All of those photos are posted here as well along with additional commentary:
https://www.petshrimp.com/discussions/v ... 0&start=45
All of those photos are posted here as well along with additional commentary:
https://www.petshrimp.com/discussions/v ... 0&start=45
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