Mark wrote:
>
> At 12:22 PM -0500 1/21/01, sorinus wrote:
> >In Europe aquarists use Myriophyllum heavily as a perfect substrate for
> >egg deposition, both for native or tropical species (mostly M.
> >brasiliense for tropicals) .
>
> Is Myriophyllum brasiliense easy to grow in an aquarium? Does it require
> any special substrate or light intensity? If so, is there a Myriophyllum
> that grows easily under most conditions?
>
> Mark
> Columbus Ohio USA <))><
> mbinkley_at_columbus.rr.com
>
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