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RANUNCULUS INUNDATUS x 2 |
Item #1328474072 |
Current Auction Time: Sun Apr 28 11:47:41 2024
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Final: | $7.00 | First Bid | $5.00 | ||
Time left | 00:00 | # of Bids | 1 (bid history) | |||
Started | Jan 29 2012 - 02:34:33 PM | Location | windham OH 44288 United States | |||
Ended | Feb 5 2012 - 02:34:32 PM Auction Closed |
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Seller | Plantextreme (90/90) | |||||
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High Bidder | Holywater (117/117) | |||||
Payment | PayPal | |||||
Shipping | Will Ship to United States Only See Item Description |
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YOU'RE BIDDING 2 stem of RANUNCULUS INUNDATUs plus SHIPPING $6.50 flat rate for all your order no max. or min. quantity subject to available. Hardiness: Moderate Light Needs: Medium Plant Structure: Rhizome Family: Ranunculaceae Genus: Ranunculus Region: Australasia Location: Southeastern Australia Size: Height: 5-15cm (2-6in) Growth Rate: Medium Can Be Grown Emersed: Yes Ranunculus inundatus is an attractive new plant native to Southeastern Australia. Ranunculus species, or buttercups, are widespread in wet areas all over the world (including North America) but R. inundatus is one of the relatively few that grows submersed. It was introduced to the hobby as R. papulentus, which has been since been shown to be another very similar species. Although it grows without difficulty in aquariums, it is still most easily obtained through other hobbyists. To do its best, R. inundatus requires a good deal of light. Failure to provide that results in much taller specimens with very long stems, which are considerably less attractive. As with many light-requiring plants, carbon dioxide levels of around 30ppm and ample fertilization are very helpful. Other than that, this species presents the aquarist with few problems. Although R. inundatus takes its time getting established, growth can be rapid afterward. It then produces a profusion of low-growing side shoots that soon fill in the entire foreground if not kept in check. This species arguably looks best when not completely filled in, as dense growth disguises the distinctive leaf shape. R. inundatus goes well with even shorter foreground plants or as a compliment to a decorative sand foreground.
Bid History:
Bidders Bid Time Bid Comments Holywater (117/117) Feb 1 2012 - 12:03:43 PM $7.00
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