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Old 27th December 2009, 02:01 AM
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Default Re: my platys

this site has a list of all the species, broken down into the continents where they are found and also their natural environment.

this second site has a pretty good cultivation guide.

P. wallichii, P. quadridichotomum and P. stemmaria are those that goes into/requires a dry dormancy. P. andinium i've not been able to be certain if it requires/goes into dry dormancy but i didn't want to take the risk.

i have about 12 of these fellas and i'm already at a loss of what to do with them when they get bigger.
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