Ah-ha!!! I was communicating with Stephan some months ago and he sent me this article, but I never passed it on because I thought it was going to come out in an issue of TAG. He also offered to send me some E. gussonei seeds, but I got distracted by Life and never got back to him on the matter. Besides, I probably would have had to set up a special tank for it, and I didn't have the time or the means to do it.
I was going to send him some E. triandra seeds, but when I harvested a bunch of pods and let them dry, they got stuck on the bottom of the glass and when I tried to scrape them off, some of the pods broke, released the seeds, and other pods got gummy and nasty-looking. If you're interested in trying the E. gussonei, you should trade for some of your E. triandra. It should be easy - just snip off some of the nodes that have pods growing on them, trim off any foliage and excess stem, let it dry completely on a piece of parchment or something that you can just fold up (pods and all), slip it into a small baggie, then an envelope, and send it.
The E. gussonei look so cool - like tiny glosso. They look big in the photo, but according to the article, the leaves are like 1/10 the size of glosso. Sound a bit too sensitive for my taste, though.
-Naomi