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    wtb: plants that will grow on terra cotta pots

    i am after a plant that will grow on and attach to some terra cotta pots i'm planning on putting into a tank i am setting up. i kind of want the same look as when plants grow onto and attach to driftwood.

    not even sure if any plants like this exist....

    would anubias grow on terra cotta pots????

    thanks very much
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    Hi Matt

    They would , I saw anubias nana grow on a clay pot at lfs , they look pretty though. HTH

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    Matt, u can BUY them attached to terracotta pots!

    Other plants that can do that:
    Java fern
    bolbitus fern

    forget the "rush'" on drifwood.... It's a marsh plant. Won't do well submerged.


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    kev i have some planted driftwood that has sevreal types of anubias growinf on it. i'm going to tie some anubias to the clay pots with fishing line tomorrow and see how i go.

    hey, just had a thought, could i use some clear silicon to glue the plant to the pot????

    if so do i need a special type or silican?

    thanks again for the help
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    clear silicone works but the time it takes for the glue to set the anubis is pretty ratshit

    don't forgat you can buy terracota pots for herbs with little pockets in the sides

    fill the pot with gravel and plant any underwater plant into these

    a planted/bare bottom tank

    best of both worlds
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    how long does it take the silicon to set???
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    an hour minimum

    meant to leave it 7 days when you are building a fish tank
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