Anacharis
NOTE: This is a PRE-ORDERED item which should be ready to ship out after the 16th of February. Orders containing pre-ordered items won't ship until we have all items instock so please do not order this if you are not willing to wait! Anacharis (Egeria Densa), also known as Brazilian...
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NOTE: This is a PRE-ORDERED item which should be ready to ship out after the 16th of February. Orders containing pre-ordered items won't ship until we have all items instock so please do not order this if you are not willing to wait!
Anacharis (Egeria Densa), also known as Brazilian Waterweed, is the ideal aquatic plant for beginners due to its easy-care and fast growth rate. It features beautiful green leaves with a curled end that will grow either rooted in the substrate or floating. It can help to control nutrient levels to inhibit algae growth, and can aid in increasing oxygen levels in all types of freshwater aquariums.
NOTE: 1 portion is 1 bunch, which will consist of around 5-6 stems
Information:
- Care: Easy
- CO2: No
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Lighting Requirements: Low
- Max Size: 18 inch +
- Propagation: Cutting Stems
- Preferred Fertilizer: Liquid
Customer Reviews
The plants arrived quickly and in good condition. I am new to aquarium plants but it has been a couple of weeks and these stems have already grown quite a bit. I did get some bladder snails from the plants I ordered but I actually like them so I started a jar with some plants in it just for them and intend to start a 2.5 gallon snail tank. I would definitely order from Windy City Aquariums again. If you do not want the snails, maybe try looking up a plant disinfectant soak.
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