i got this mangrove root while walking on the beach today. figured id give it a shot in my fuge. is it the kind that okay to be in tanks? i was wondering should i put it in the sand? should i let it plant itself? is it okay to put it in the sand fully submerged in the water?
You would need to do some sort of DIY tank that is maybe in your show tank or in your fuge. Maybe even hook a second tank to your system that would be your mangrove tank. Low flow, short side walls, could even be a plastic container?!?
This is how I do mine.... Suspended in my 40g Fuge.
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11992910#post11992910 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by tami1024 Believe it or not I have one growing in my overflow!
Unfortunately I don't have a good digital camera to take a pic of my mangrove but it looks exactly like the ones Mr James has posted. I tried it as an experiment. Most of them started looking pretty sad so I got rid of them. About a mo later I saw something white in my filter and it was a mangrove that I had missed. It floats on the top of my display tank with the roots going into the overflow. Not really expecting it to do anything. It just looks cool. It has new shoots on it and doing well. I am sorry I am unable to post a pic rt now. But I am telling the absolute truth.
I have about 25 of them in my fuge. Its 230 gallons and when I first put them in they were all submergered for like 3 months and everyone of them has grown out of the water.
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