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Live plants with dry species?
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<blockquote data-quote="kaz" data-source="post: 53472" data-attributes="member: 3737"><p>I added a succulent to my roseas cage, they like it dry so I kept the tiny little pot it came in and placed a small amount of substrate over the potted plant to hide the rim of the pot. Id water it slowly to give the water time to soak, id see water run on the bottom of the tank slightly but not much. Plant did really well bare in mind I have a full uv lamp as my tank was for fish and came with a plant grow setup. The only other plant I can think does well with little watering and low light would be devils ivy!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kaz, post: 53472, member: 3737"] I added a succulent to my roseas cage, they like it dry so I kept the tiny little pot it came in and placed a small amount of substrate over the potted plant to hide the rim of the pot. Id water it slowly to give the water time to soak, id see water run on the bottom of the tank slightly but not much. Plant did really well bare in mind I have a full uv lamp as my tank was for fish and came with a plant grow setup. The only other plant I can think does well with little watering and low light would be devils ivy! [/QUOTE]
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