Water hyacinths and curly waterweed.
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04 Aug 2016 16:06 #1
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Hi all,
How many have seen this from the pratical Fishkeeping site?
www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/news/fish...banned-from-uk-ponds
I wonder how this will affect us in Ireland. I used to have a pond and this was a great plant I had floating around on top.
I know this is mainly a pond plant, but how will this affect other plants we use I wonder?
How many have seen this from the pratical Fishkeeping site?
www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/news/fish...banned-from-uk-ponds
I wonder how this will affect us in Ireland. I used to have a pond and this was a great plant I had floating around on top.
I know this is mainly a pond plant, but how will this affect other plants we use I wonder?
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04 Aug 2016 16:51 #2
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Their are quite a number of pond plants that are banned , the plant i liked was known as parrots feathers a very pretty plant but very fast growing was banned a good few years ago . It grew so fast that even the koi couldnt kill it
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04 Aug 2016 17:10 #3
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But if the UK is not a member of the EU...
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04 Aug 2016 20:25 #4
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A very good point Bill ,
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