December 28, 200421 yr comment_33067 hi does any one no where to get some tropical grass from at a reasonable price in wellington cheers Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33068 Not sure about Wellington, but up here in Auckland you can usually find a good selection of aquatic plants in stores like Mitre10, and they are normally quite cheap too ($11.95 for a big pot). I have bought Glosstigma (spelling) and some grass like plants that I have in my tanks now and they grow quite well! It might pay to check them out. Cheers, CatBrat. Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33069 Catbrat, what do you call "tropical grass" Something like from Jamaca?? Alan 104 Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33071 :lol: alan it was critter_guy that wants grass .... ITS PLANTS!! Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33084 Thanks Kim Woops getting late Sorry Cat_brat Critter, what do you call grass. Is it something ya mow, smoke, or drown.?? Alan 104 Report
December 28, 200421 yr Author comment_33096 ive seen it in a few peoples tanks and i really like it but i havent yet been able to track any down Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33103 Might help if ya put up a pic of it, then we'll all know what you are talking about, and maybe able to help. Alan 104 Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33112 $5.95 at Animates melling, I have a couple, they take years to grow, so dont get ur hopes up and think propogation, just buy a whole tonne. Report
December 28, 200421 yr Author comment_33120 yes yes thats it does any body no where to get "hair grass" from Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33125 I have a different type of hair grass to that, darker green , and extremly thin strands. Also i have one that look similair to that but does not have the yellow tinge. Shae 250 Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33129 http://www.petfish.net/Hairgrass.htm Tons of sites but of course I knew it was HAIRgrass Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33140 I have seen big pots of hairgrass at Mitre10 aswell!! Up here they have a really good selection of plants . Cheers, CatBrat. Report
December 28, 200421 yr comment_33141 I find it beside walking tracks in damp areas. It's NOT an aquatic plant. Like you said, "drown" it. Alan 104 Report
December 29, 200421 yr comment_33162 Lilaeopsis brasilienses is dark green, wider flat leaves than the others below. Lilaeopsis novae-zelandiae - a New Zealand Native, light green Lilaeopsis mauritius - commonly known as Hairgrass , dark green The last two plants look very similar except for the colour of green and leaf shape. Lilaeopsis mauritius has a thin cylindrical leave and Lilaeopsis novae-zelandiae has a thin flat leaf. Look at the website http://www.fnzas.org.nz/ under Plants and look up Lilaeopsis Report
January 6, 200521 yr comment_34221 i have artificial grass in my barb tank at work and everyone always asks to by it , then i tell them its fake , but most people buy it because it looks so real. Report
January 7, 200521 yr comment_34272 What about that carpet they sell as artificial lawn? You could carpet the tank. After all, Jude has carpeted her garden :lol: Report
January 8, 200521 yr comment_34476 Lilaeopsis brasilienses is dark green, wider flat leaves than the others below. Lilaeopsis novae-zelandiae - a New Zealand Native, light green Lilaeopsis mauritius - commonly known as Hairgrass , dark green The last two plants look very similar except for the colour of green and leaf shape. Lilaeopsis mauritius has a thin cylindrical leave and Lilaeopsis novae-zelandiae has a thin flat leaf. I bought this as 'Hairgrass' so don't know which one it is, presuming Mauritius - what do you think? Sorry it's a bit blurred. And this one is very similar but not Hairgrass and she didn't know what it was - I thought perhaps Triglochin striatum - Arrowgrass - anyone know, it's not a good photo unfortunately? Report
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