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Old 10-22-2005, 03:10 PM   #11 (permalink)
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you can already see the pictures, only a problem with the server url.

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Looks good ! Thanks for reposting.
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Amazing. Does the Crypto-dome have a dome/cover to keep humidity, or is it open air? Thank you.
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Hi Xema, Nice setup.

I m currently trying out some crypt. will post some when they stable.

Also looking for a chance to grow them emmerse..

Below are afew crypt which i hope to collect in the near future.
- Cryptocoryne keei
- Cryptocoryne affinis
- Cryptocoryne bullosa

Not sure if any of you have it? Maybe can share with me how you grow them?

Thanks
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fantastic

I would want to cultivate them also I would give more information to me that you can ... fertilizer, light ...ecc..

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Amazing. Does the Crypto-dome have a dome/cover to keep humidity, or is it open air? Thank you.
It´s closed to keep higth humidity. Thanks for your comments...

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I m currently trying out some crypt. will post some when they stable.

Also looking for a chance to grow them emmerse..

Below are afew crypt which i hope to collect in the near future.
- Cryptocoryne keei
- Cryptocoryne affinis
- Cryptocoryne bullosa

Not sure if any of you have it? Maybe can share with me how you grow them?
First one, thanks for your comments...

Second one, going to the theme that you want know...

Growing crypts in a outdoor set up, it´s a easy and cheap way to keep them, of course if the weather of your country is soft.

I was keeping keei and bullosa, both melted. In bullosa case, I tried to keep it submerged, but didn´t grow well... I think you must grow it in a sandy and acid soil and fast water flow will be fine. In keei case, I haven´t enought experience to send any advise... For the next time when I would get it... I will try keep in a sandy and neutral soil, with neutral bottom water and with fast flow.

You are a lucky man, not many people can go to collect that wonderful plants and enjoy with their habitats.

Some pics of the 2 keei that I receiveed lastly




Bullosa...



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Thank Xena,
What i mean collect here refer to buy from LFS or someone who bring in,
to add to my collection.

Will be looking forward to pickup some useful information from you.

Fast flowing water? hmm. Then i must setup a bigger tank?
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