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  1. January 13th, 2011, 07:12 AM #22
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    Octarrhena sp. (thank you to Jim Cootes for the ID) these are the smallest I currently have. I have a lot of them planted on a branched driftwood and they are a delight to see thought the flowers are really quite insignificant. The leaves are about 3 inches or less.
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