are there any native ferns that can grow in bog conditions, roots in water or partially submerged? I've heard that American royal ferns can, but that is the only one I know of. the aquarium is a 150 gallon (5ft x 2ft x 2ft) that's half filled
Also, how deep of water can juncus rushes take? I think mine is Juncus patens, but am not 100% sure
ferns for paludarium
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Leo1234
, Feb 16 2019 08:08 PM
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Leo1234
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Posted 16 February 2019 - 08:08 PM
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Matt DeLaVega
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Posted 18 February 2019 - 02:06 AM
I see walking ferns in very moist environments, but not wet. That is about all I can say about that.
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gerald
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Posted 22 February 2019 - 05:01 PM
Azolla of course, but I presume you're looking for a fern that LOOKS like a fern.
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brackishdude
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Posted 24 February 2019 - 10:04 PM
resurrection ferns?
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Leo1234
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Posted 25 February 2019 - 06:07 PM
Yeah, though I still do like the stuff like azollaAzolla of course, but I presume you're looking for a fern that LOOKS like a fern.
I thought about those. I forgot the botanical name for them.resurrection ferns?
I have some semi aquatic orchids in the tank and just found out that some succulents actually grow in water too. It is interesting how many plants seem to grow in water or bog conditions
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