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Old 07-10-2008, 09:29 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Ok, it turns out I have been talking about C. nevelli which is a tough plant. C. parva, the smallest known crypt grows like a weed for me in non-co2 but with a rich substrate.

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http://www.nationaalherbarium.nl/Cry...y/par/par.html

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http://www.nationaalherbarium.nl/Cry...y/nev/nev.html

Of course it doesn't help that in my own pages I've put a parva plant image on the nevilii page.

I go fix now. And look for my pic of the real nevilii. Arg.
LOL! I was too! I didn't know it until I got some c. Parva from BigStick today. I had to pm him a px of my Crypt. He said it was Crpyt. x willisii 'lucens' which is the NEW name for Crpyt. Nevilli. TOO FUNNY!
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Old 07-11-2008, 08:18 AM   #12 (permalink)
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I'm going to give it a shot in a low tech tank with a rich substrate and no CO2. I'm also going to try it emersed. That flower just looks too cool.

Thanks for all of the input!
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Old 07-11-2008, 08:48 AM   #13 (permalink)
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LOL! I was too! I didn't know it until I got some c. Parva from BigStick today. I had to pm him a px of my Crypt. He said it was Crpyt. x willisii 'lucens' which is the NEW name for Crpyt. Nevilli. TOO FUNNY!
Hmmm, now I'm wondering what the heck I have.
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Hmmm, now I'm wondering what the heck I have.
Here is a px of both in my tank. Both are small as you can see they are beside Ranuculus inundatus.The one in the oval is what BigStick IDs as Crypt x willisii 'lucens'.

The ones in the rectangle are what I just got from him as Crypt parva. They are the tiny green curled plants. I couldn't plant them well. I'm hoping they will straighten out enough to plant.
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Here is a px of both in my tank. Both are small as you can see they are beside Ranuculus inundatus.The one in the oval is what BigStick IDs as Crypt x willisii 'lucens'.

The ones in the rectangle are what I just got from him as Crypt parva. They are the tiny green curled plants. I couldn't plant them well. I'm hoping they will straighten out enough to plant.
Thanks for the pic! I'm going to have to take a closer look at mine when I get home so I can see what I have.
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