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well I have a small pond in my home and I want to grow some fresh Aquaria plants inside, Please suggest me which one can I grow?
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Hey guys whats up!
well I have a small pond in my home and I want to grow some fresh Aquaria plants inside, Please suggest me which one can I grow?
The Malayan Aqua Fern is a beautiful fern as you want that will grow very easily in most aquariums.
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DanielK;897409 Wrote:
Hey guys whats up!
well I have a small pond in my home and I want to grow some fresh
Aquaria plants inside, Please suggest me which one can I grow?

The Malayan Aqua Fern is a beautiful fern as you want that will grow
very easily in most aquariums.

A "small pond in your home?!!" how does that work, exactly?
If you have any kind of decent substrate in there, try some cryptocoryne.
Unless there are goldfish in the pond.

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Limnophila and Elodea would grow well in an outdoor pond. It would
grow fast enough to provide food for fish and fowl.

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Limnophila and Elodea would grow well in an outdoor pond. It would
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Limnophila and Elodea would grow well in an outdoor pond. It would
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DanielK;897409 Wrote:
Hey guys whats up!
well I have a small pond in my home and I want to grow some fresh
Aquaria plants inside, Please suggest me which one can I grow?

The Malayan Aqua Fern is a beautiful fern as you want that will grow
very easily in most aquariums.


What about java moss, easy plant, survives most anywhere fish can live.

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Water Lilies Loved by all aquatic plants. There are so many different varieties of water lily range range of colors, sizes and even scents. Some bloom only at night.
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Howe about Moss? I would suggest Java moss and some Java fern they are very easy to handle.
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Hi I have Hottonia in my pond
http://aquariumwaterplants.com/chameleon.html
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There are lot of small and large attractive looking ponds plants you can grow. Some of the best plants are Carex elata 'Aurea', Cyperus involucratus and Callitriche verna.
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i think java moss is good option.
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Some water plants are available, that you can put into your pond.
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Water Lilies Loved by all aquatic plants. There are so many different varieties of water lily range range of colors, sizes and even scents. Some bloom only at night.

I think this is better option...For pond water lilies are perfect.
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