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I'm not sure if it is a micro plant if I see a photo of plant with only a few leaves. It may be as well only young plant not to be able to release full-sized mature leaves yet. Such plants should be kept for at least a one year and then we can tell is it really micro variety or just undeveloped...

This is a small Microsorum specimen. Interesting shape of the leaves looks like a spoon. Slow rate of growth.

In my tank "Short Narrow Leaf" is also bigger than a Small Leaf. I have: - about 0,5W/L light, - GH 9, KH7, ph 6,5, - Co2 from pressure bottle, - fertilizers - Bloom&Grow + Seachem Fluorish Iron + liquid carbon. This piece of small leaf grow near light about 15 cm from the lamps.

Re: Bucephalandra kishii (B. sp. "Achilles") For those who still do not believe that the underwater leaves of D. Achilles also have a visible veins.

Die folgenden Bilder zeigen die reifen Pflanzen. Wie Sie sehen können ist dies eine kleine Pflanzenarten

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Yes, in my opinion this is the same because leaves can be wider in better conditions.

The best solution is autach it to small rocks and bury roots together with that rocks into fertilized substrate (Amazonia, Borneo soil) Anubias will grow much faster.

Soon I will post underwater photos.

Very nice looking fluffy fissidens, bright green. Slow growing underwater but not extremaly slow. CO2 helps him grow. Its softness resembles crassipes or bryoides.

Very interesting Fissidens. Thank you for a good quality.

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Re: Bucephalandra sp. Paris I thought that you've seen the line on the left in my picture :) Rate of growth is not super slow. In one month grow 3 leaves.