[Edward]

 

[jerseyjay]

Edward,

Beautiful picture. Can you provide different angle ?.

 

[Edward]

Up or down?

 

[jerseyjay]

Whatever you have. I just can't understand the angle but composition is interesting.

 

[Edward]

The camera lens is pressed against the vertical glass of the aquarium, flat on. The plant is floating.

 

[Mack]

extras

This picture is awesome.

 

[Edward]

Hemianthus callitrichoides in large chunks of dolomite. Grows nicely in fine and also in coarse substrate.

Not sure how high it can grow, what is your experience?

 

[bharada]

How much light are you growing this under? In my 40, under 192W, it grows in small tight mounds. What you have looks like a miniature version of my H. umbrosium.

 

[Edward]

4 gall, 1x19W PC in a reflector PAR38 Flood Lamp 950 Lumens, 4.75 Wpg
The HC is 2 1/2 inch / 6.5 cm high.

 

[bharada]

Hah! The only way my HC is 2" off the substrate is if it gets uprooted and starts to float! :lol:

Mine form a 1" high mound that increase in diameter. My Riccia is taking up so much ground space that I've pretty much given up on having the HC spread as a ground cover. What I have been doing is let bits of it grow in a floating mat of Riccia...sorta an in-tank emersed environment.

Don't mind the bubbles, I have a Red Flame Gourami that's trying to impress an imaginary mate.