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Перевод: duckweed

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1. It too is sometimes available from aquarium plant suppliers, though not as commonly as the lesser Duckweed Lemna minor , which is the smallest British flowering plant.
2. Feeding Apple Snails presents no problems; algae and duckweed cleared from other tanks are rapidly disposed of; and lettuce, cucumber and kitchen scraps of a vegetable nature are all eagerly taken.
3. Ryn station was one of his favourite haunts, or rather its approaches, "the cinder path with the poplars then the ditch full of duckweed, then the brown-grey soil of spaded potato fields, or plots planted with greenish purple-red cabbage behind this stretch of ground the red-rusted or black rails in yellow sand; here and there stacks of old timber - heaps of coal - discarded railway carriages."
4. The smallest flowering plant in the world is a kind of Duckweed from Australia, Wolffia angusta .
5. A square net (enabling me to reach into corners) does the job well, and the resultant goo goes on the compost heap, joining all the iris stems, Gunnera leaves and duckweed.
6. Duckweed (Lemna) is common in ponds but is not usually sold in shops.
7. Of duckweed; dismantled wind-up gramophones
8. Dim lighting and a duckweed covering complete the tank.
9. If you have a supply of Duckweed - or Indian Fern, which grows almost as fast as Duckweed in my tanks - you can use this to advantage, as it will supply relatively-natural vegetable food and can, unlike plants which need to be rooted to thrive, be easily replaced.
10. With these species, go for calmer water (perhaps opting for the air-powered foam filter) and consider planting natural plants in pots, or at least add a layer of Duckweed, Azolla, or other floating plant at the surface to encourage bubble nesting in Gouramis.
11. Both species grow well in a tropical tank, and lesser Duckweed thrives in cold water too, where many coldwater fish, including Goldfish will eat it.
12. In captivity synspilum will eat just about any of the normal cichlid foods - earthworms, woodlice, beefheart, liver, chicken, fish, mussel, prawn; obviously the foods chosen should be of a size suited to the fish, and the diet should contain a high level of vegetable material cooked peas, scalded lettuce or spinach, duckweed or other aquatic plants; if a pelleted food is to form part of the diet this should be one with a high vegetable content - pond pellets are often suitable.