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By VenusFlyTrapLover
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Joined:  Fri Aug 09, 2013 2:21 pm
#192311
Well I got my waterwheel plant today, I would post pictures but it's like really tiny. Anyways, how do I set up it's water aquarium? I bought this big large plastic bin, and put some peat-moss at the bottom of it, then I poured a gallon of Distilled water inside(I will pour more once I get this problem fixed), and the peat-moss will not flow to the bottom, it's like it is repelling water.. Do I wait for a little while more? Will the peat-moss sink later?
Thanks :D
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By cjpflaumer
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Joined:  Sat Aug 17, 2013 5:55 pm
#192336
Read up on California Carnivores about making the aquarium for them. It had very detailed info if I do recall correctly.
By VenusFlyTrapLover
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#192365
Goodkoalie wrote:Yes the peat moss can sink, you generally need to wait a week before you put the plants in, but
Yeah I remember hearing that.
By VenusFlyTrapLover
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Joined:  Fri Aug 09, 2013 2:21 pm
#192366
I already made a aquarium for them, put some gravel and a bit of peat moss in there, and a machine to keep water-movement. But they sink to the bottom, I think they have developed the buds that make them sink when it is winter, but I have a light that is shining on them as-well, it should get warm in there soon, as I have a heater warming the room at the moment.

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