Anacharis

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Phaedrus
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The seachem FAQ for flourish excel warns against using it with anacharis because it can be a very sensitive plant.
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tahnsk guy i haven't had the chance to buy anything to add in my fish tank yet SOOO lol mabye that's why they're not thriving, but umm ya i was more worreid about my puffers than the plants but now i'm going to look forward into the plants since the puffers are settled down
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The cooler water I mentioned is 75 and below. Mine does pretty well at 79-80 though. Any higher and it tends to die. Mine grows like mad, that's why I have it in all of my planted tanks. Gotta put it somewhere. :lol:
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Phaedrus wrote:The seachem FAQ for flourish excel warns against using it with anacharis because it can be a very sensitive plant.
I found out that too late. They actually recommend using half doses for sensitive plants like anacharis.

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hmm thanks guys, well part of the reason why i like it so much cause it really just does a good job diving the sights, and it's nice and flufffy and they can burry themselves in it instead of just a singel leaf plant it doesnt' really do much
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