We located C.
bullosa in 2 other rivers near to the
Sungai Seblak, I shall not reveal the names of the rivers here. Below are some photographs of the 1st river which looked slightly blackish. The C.
bullosa found there were mainly in submersed form.



The 2
nd river had both
emersed and submersed C.
bullosa, below are some photographs of it.

What
surprised me was that C.
ciliata could be found growing alongside C.
bullosa in the same river.
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