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Cryptocorynes Cryptocoryne plant species consists of 50+ plant species, and make a unique addition to a planted tank.

 
 
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Old 01-22-2008, 02:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Long time ago I bought few plant from a famous on-line aquatic plant supplier. They came to me labeled as C. griffithii, I am not totally sure about its ID, so I would be glad to hear your opinion guys.

A whole view of the plant.


Detail of the markings on the leaf surface.



Never flowered for me.

I have growing a well-ID plant as C. griffithii, but Itīs still a little plant for comparisson.

I have seen a similar color pattern in a strain of cordata from Thai.

What do you think?

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