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I just got one of these today from my LFS and it is really cool. I am probably going to go back tomorrow to get another. I was just wandering if they can move themselves, becuase mine seems to drift around the tank and cling on rocks and the powerhead? And do they require any special care? 
10 Gallon Planted Creek:
3 Balloon Mollies (Hugh + Clementine + Bri)
6 Harlequin Rasboras (The Bike Gang)
4 Kuhli Loaches (Jamal + Lashawna + Devontae + Blake)2.5 Gallon Planted Zen Garden:
1 Male Veiltail Betta (Kobe) 2.5 Gallon Planted Buddha Shrine:
1 Male Crowntail Betta (Colin) Other Pets: 0.1.1 High Contrast Carrot Tail and Rainwater Albino Leopard Geckos (Eublapharis macularius), Oz and Chance
1.0 Yellow Harlequin Dalmation Crested Gecko (Rhacodactylus ciliatus), Chaos
1.0 Chinese Hamster (Cricetulus griseus), Roho
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I've never had any luck with these at all. They supposedly require at least medium light (minimum 2.5-3 watts per gallon), but even with that, CO2 injection, fertilization, etc I can't keep them alive more than a few weeks. And they don't move...the current no doubt just carried the plant where it landed.
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I thought banana plants weren't aquatic???
20 gallon long
Lionhead - Kiko
Calico Lionhead - Little Bean
29 gallon
Fantail - Oliver
Black Moor - Damian
Calico Ryukin - Serafina
2.5 gallon
male betta - Pirate
10 gallon planted
minnow, betta, guppy
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| They can be hard to keep if you do not have the right conditions. In my one tank they grow well. In my other two tanks they end up dying. I would try them again but they are expensive. Once you get them started they will grow like crazy. They form "lilly pads" at the top of long shoots. Once they are rooted, I do not advise moving them. Mine grew very long roots after about 3 months. When I had to move the tank and clean it out, I broke the roots and the plant died. I am looking for a good site for information for you. I will be back later if I find one.
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