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Posted by PHSplendens on October 23, 2002 at 10:35:45:

In Reply to: small tank sword posted by onomas on October 22, 2002 at 16:21:17:

:I want to know if I can successfully maintain an Amazon Sword plant in a three gallon glass bowl (spherical) on a desk. It is not heated, though the room remains no cooler than 65F.
:Two myster snails have died within a week on introduction to the tank.
:Nothing else will remain in the tank.
:I appreciate any thoughts.

:David Snapper
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Personally I would try a plant that has lower light conditions and doesn't grow as tall like java moss.

PHSplendens

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