Have any of you successfully kept bamboo in your fish tanks?

gammerus
  • #1
I have seen bamboo in bamboo shrimp tanks at petsmart, but I have also read online that you shouldn't keep bamboo plants completly submerged in water. have any of you succesfully kept bamboo in your fishtanks?
 

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Dino
  • #2
They do best with only the last segment submerged.
The segment from which the roots are growing.

Dino
 

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Butterfly
  • #3
I have bamboo growing in the guppy sand tank and it does pretty well. It's about two foot tall. About 2 two inches is buried, and all the leaves are out of the water.
Carol
 
gammerus
  • Thread Starter
  • #4
do the leaves need to be out of the water? and do you have a picture?
 
Butterfly
  • #5
Yes the leaves have to be out of the water. Any leaves in the water will rot and pollute your tank. Here are some not very good pics. One is of the bamboo stalk in the tank and the other is of the leaves growing above the tank. Hope that helps.
Carol
 
leafgirl115
  • #6
Cool I may do that in a tank...... I thought it was bad for fish to have bamboo in the tank.
 
gammerus
  • Thread Starter
  • #7
if you cut off the leave can you leave the bamboo completly submerged?
 
Butterfly
  • #8
No, it has to have leaves to grow, totally submerged bamboo will rot.
Carol
 

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