jimscott
Tropical Fish Enthusiast
I know this isn't a unique concept, but it case there isn't a picture of it:
I've had leftover roots of D. adelae in there, in the fishtank and they are absolutely thriving, sending up numerous plantlets from the roots. I just nestled two pots of D. kenealleyi in there in the hopes that the extra humidity will perk them up.
It has holes in the top and bottom for ventilation, water passage, and some direct lighting, and yet adds some humidity.
I've had leftover roots of D. adelae in there, in the fishtank and they are absolutely thriving, sending up numerous plantlets from the roots. I just nestled two pots of D. kenealleyi in there in the hopes that the extra humidity will perk them up.
It has holes in the top and bottom for ventilation, water passage, and some direct lighting, and yet adds some humidity.