LF:Emersed trimmings sampler pack - For Sale or Trade

**neilshieh** · 02-01-2012, 12:29 PM

Looking for a package of emersed trimmings

asukawashere · 02-01-2012, 02:38 PM

Any particular genus/plant type you're looking for? I've got an extensive collection of all sorts of goodies that could use a haircut.

**neilshieh** · 02-01-2012, 03:10 PM

I don't mind, anything you've got I want to try.

mangisda · 02-01-2012, 05:25 PM

Asuka, any kind of hygrophila or ludwigia? Of course niel gets the first call.
Sorry for riding your post, don't have my 25 posts to start a thread yet.

**neilshieh** · 02-02-2012, 06:59 PM

I don't need any more plants guys! thanks! Asuka has a WHOLE bunch of plants!
(I planted the rest of my plants today and realized i have no more space ehehe)
time for a new tank!

asukawashere · 02-03-2012, 03:06 AM

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Originally Posted by mangisda

Asuka, any kind of hygrophila or ludwigia? Of course niel gets the first call.
Sorry for riding your post, don't have my 25 posts to start a thread yet.

You're in Torrington? Have you considered joining CAPE (CT Aquatic Plant Enthusiasts)? It's a great way to meet local people to swap with and such. We typically meet a ways south of you, but it's still typically within drivable range.

As for your question, are you also looking for emersed growth only? I don't have much in the way of emersed Ludwigia or Hygrophila species (might be able to cough up a cutting from my Hygro corymbosa 'Kompakt' but that's a common species you can get in any well-stocked LFS). I do have a number of other cool species - and some submersed Hygro corymbosa 'Angustifolia' (also not terribly difficult to find, but it's a nice, tall plant...). In the summer I'll have a ton of Ludwigia palustris that I grow outdoors - right now it's dormant, though. I might have a stray stem of the species in the bottom of a tub somewhere, but I'd have to go look.

mangisda · 02-07-2012, 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by asukawashere

You're in Torrington? Have you considered joining CAPE (CT Aquatic Plant Enthusiasts)? It's a great way to meet local people to swap with and such. We typically meet a ways south of you, but it's still typically within drivable range.

As for your question, are you also looking for emersed growth only? I don't have much in the way of emersed Ludwigia or Hygrophila species (might be able to cough up a cutting from my Hygro corymbosa 'Kompakt' but that's a common species you can get in any well-stocked LFS). I do have a number of other cool species - and some submersed Hygro corymbosa 'Angustifolia' (also not terribly difficult to find, but it's a nice, tall plant...). In the summer I'll have a ton of Ludwigia palustris that I grow outdoors - right now it's dormant, though. I might have a stray stem of the species in the bottom of a tub somewhere, but I'd have to go look.

I have not joined yet. Do I just go to the site and sign up?

I am looking for submerged stems. I really don't mind the rarity of the species. I am a novice in aquarium plants. It would be awesome to buy some off you.

asukawashere · 02-07-2012, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by mangisda

I have not joined yet. Do I just go to the site and sign up?

I am looking for submerged stems. I really don't mind the rarity of the species. I am a novice in aquarium plants. It would be awesome to buy some off you.

Our board is a part of this forum - any member registered here can post.

If you want to join the mailing list, send me a PM with your email address.

I might have a couple things I can offer you. But, there will be a CAPE meeting at my place on 2/18, other people will almost certainly bring their extra plants, too. If you can make it, it'd be a great place to start your plant collection