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Has anyone used lily plants in a large (48"x18"x18") aquarium with any success? I like the idea of having the stalks in the water, with a flower on the surface, would give a nice look to the tank, I feel, but want to know if anyone else has tried this...

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Aqua said...

> Has anyone used lily plants ...

Define 'Lily'...

There are lots of plants called this. Until recently a cabbage tree

(Cordyline spp) was considered to be a type of lily.

If you mean the water-lily type plants, then try the reasonably

regularly available 'banana-plant' for this effect although I don't

know often they flower in aquaria.

Andrew.

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Aqua said...

> Has anyone used lily plants ...

Define 'Lily'...

There are lots of plants called this. Until recently a cabbage tree

(Cordyline spp) was considered to be a type of lily.

If you mean the water-lily type plants, then try the reasonably

regularly available 'banana-plant' for this effect although I don't

know often they flower in aquaria.

Andrew.

Andrew, I have been dying to ask you something for ages......why don't you use the quote system that is already there?

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Shiela said:

Andrew, I have been dying to ask you something for ages......why don't you use the quote system that is already there?

I asked AJ that months ago.. it's so easy, with no copy or paste to do, and it makes it much easier to read and follow, but I got basically the same answer :):)

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Pegasus said...

> ... it's so easy, with no copy or paste to do...

I never said it wasn't easy, just that I didn't like it.

> I got basically the same answer

Because, it's true.

If Cees asks me to use the 'approved' technique then I'll

stop using the '>' if and when I post.

Andrew, stuck in his ways... ;-)

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