ncguppy830 Male Joined Jul 4, 2013 Messages 2,591 Reaction score 0 Location US Jul 15, 2013 #1 is it possible to plant lucky bamboo in a frshwater aquarium
Chad Reef Tank, Crustacean, and Puffer Enthusiast Retired Admin ⚒️ Joined Aug 20, 2012 Messages 9,922 Reaction score 1,023 Location US Jul 15, 2013 #2 Bamboo isn't a truly aquatic plant. It tends to survive for a few months then die of root rot even when the leaves stick out of the water. I've used bamboo several times in betta tank and it was never succesful for more than a few months.
Bamboo isn't a truly aquatic plant. It tends to survive for a few months then die of root rot even when the leaves stick out of the water. I've used bamboo several times in betta tank and it was never succesful for more than a few months.
OP OP ncguppy830 Male Joined Jul 4, 2013 Messages 2,591 Reaction score 0 Location US Jul 15, 2013 #3 could you just have the root underwater then and it wouldnt die?
DrRob It's life Jim, but not as we know it. Retired Moderator ⚒️ Joined Sep 22, 2011 Messages 4,854 Reaction score 26 Location GB Jul 15, 2013 #4 Lucky bamboo is a dracaena, not a bamboo. It's a marginal, it'll survive with roots underwater.
OP OP ncguppy830 Male Joined Jul 4, 2013 Messages 2,591 Reaction score 0 Location US Jul 15, 2013 #5 ok good marginal beiing an inch?
Chad Reef Tank, Crustacean, and Puffer Enthusiast Retired Admin ⚒️ Joined Aug 20, 2012 Messages 9,922 Reaction score 1,023 Location US Jul 15, 2013 #6 That's interesting. Perhaps it was some other reason...but it still didn't survive.