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Nymphoides aquatica - The Banana Plant |
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By Clint Norwood
![]() Range: East Coast of the USA Adult Size: 30cm (12in.) Ease Of Keeping: Medium to Difficult Lighting: Bright Temperature: 68-77F (20-25C) Aquarium Requirements: Likes shallow water and a lot of light. It's not a heavy feeder so plain gravel is fine as a substrate. You do not have to really "plant" Bananas, just place them on the gravel and they will root themselves. Additional Notes: Gets it's common name from the Banana shaped turbercles. This plant can be badly damaged by snails. |
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