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16 Equipment: Plants |
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This article is from the Beginning Fishkeeping FAQ, by Thomas Narten with numerous contributions by others.
There are two kinds of plants (depending on who you talk to): real and
plastic. Both kinds provide decoration and hiding places for fish.
Plastic plants are (obviously) easier to maintain. Although it is
possible to grow real plants in an aquarium, it is not always trivial
to do so (e.g., plants have special lighting requirements). If you are
at all interested in trying to grow real plants, consult the PLANT FAQ
before purchasing your tank --- especially the hood.
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