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Fake Plants Vs Real Plants Reddit. If live plants are the way to go, is it. Are adding some real plants a good idea for a fish tank. You'll find (hopefully) real plants more rewarding to look after than fake ones! I've got 3 fake plants in my 10g aquarium at the moment. A faux aloe that looks insanely real, as real as the real one i have thriving under a skylight. I also have faux plants. If this is your main concern, choose a weeping fig, aloe vera, pothos, spider, snake, or bamboo plant. So here are my personal rules: I have many real houseplants. Real plants have one main health benefit that faux types do not — they purify the air. They are chemically artificial and contribute nothing to earth. Something that i wish i'd understood right from the start: New new 20 gallon tank, no fish yet, is set up and has all fake plants. Fake plants are made of plastic which is basically trash. Real plants will be recycled.

I also have faux plants. Something that i wish i'd understood right from the start: You'll find (hopefully) real plants more rewarding to look after than fake ones! Real plants will be recycled. Fake plants are made of plastic which is basically trash. Are adding some real plants a good idea for a fish tank. I've got 3 fake plants in my 10g aquarium at the moment. They are chemically artificial and contribute nothing to earth. Real plants have one main health benefit that faux types do not — they purify the air. A faux aloe that looks insanely real, as real as the real one i have thriving under a skylight.

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Fake Plants Vs Real Plants Reddit I also have faux plants. Real plants will be recycled. New new 20 gallon tank, no fish yet, is set up and has all fake plants. I have many real houseplants. Something that i wish i'd understood right from the start: I've got 3 fake plants in my 10g aquarium at the moment. Real plants have one main health benefit that faux types do not — they purify the air. I also have faux plants. If this is your main concern, choose a weeping fig, aloe vera, pothos, spider, snake, or bamboo plant. They are chemically artificial and contribute nothing to earth. Fake plants are made of plastic which is basically trash. If live plants are the way to go, is it. A faux aloe that looks insanely real, as real as the real one i have thriving under a skylight. So here are my personal rules: You'll find (hopefully) real plants more rewarding to look after than fake ones! Are adding some real plants a good idea for a fish tank.