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I recently purchased a variety of aquatic plants for my aquarium, including Java fern, Anubias nana, anacharis, and azolla, and I must say, I am extremely pleased with my purchase! These plants have truly transformed my aquarium into a mesmerizing underwater paradise.
Starting with the Java fern, its lush green leaves and delicate, feathery appearance add a touch of elegance to my tank. Not only does it provide a stunning visual appeal, but it also serves as a great hiding spot for my fish, creating a natural and comfortable environment for them.
The Anubias nana is another gem in my collection. Its compact size and broad, dark green leaves make it a perfect foreground or midground plant. The Anubias nana adds a beautiful contrast to the other plants in my tank, and its hardy nature makes it a breeze to care for. I love how it effortlessly enhances the overall aesthetics of my aquarium.
Anacharis, also known as the Brazilian waterweed, has become a favorite of mine due to its rapid growth and ability to oxygenate the water. This plant not only adds a vibrant touch to my tank with its lush green color, but it also helps maintain a healthy and balanced ecosystem for my aquatic friends. Its versatility allows me to use it as a floating plant or anchor it to the substrate, providing endless possibilities for aquascaping.
Lastly, the azolla plant has been a delightful addition to my aquarium. Its small, floating leaves create a beautiful carpet-like effect on the water surface, giving my tank a unique and natural look. The azolla not only adds visual interest but also helps in reducing excess nutrients, keeping the water quality in check.
Overall, I highly recommend these aquatic plants to any aquarium enthusiast. They are not only visually appealing but also contribute to the overall health and well-being of your aquatic ecosystem. The plants arrived in excellent condition, well-packaged, and with clear care instructions. I couldn't be happier with my purchase, and I'm sure you won't be disappointed either!
Pros:
1. Stunning visual appeal and natural beauty
2. Enhances the overall aesthetics of the aquarium
3. Provides hiding spots and comfort for fish
4. Hardy and easy to care for
5. Helps oxygenate the water and maintain a balanced ecosystem
6. Reduces excess nutrients for improved water quality
Cons:
None observed so far!
In conclusion, these aquatic plants have exceeded my expectations, and I am thrilled with the results they have brought to my aquarium. Don't hesitate to add Java fern, Anubias nana, anacharis, and azolla to your collection – you won't regret it!
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Java Fern (Microsorum Pteropus)
Java Fern are a easy to grow live aquarium plants known for their hardy nature. These slow growing plants have what is called a rhizome meaning you want to attach the plant to something rather than bury it. It is best practice to attach the rhizome to a surface with thread or superglue rather than planting. Java fern plants are one of few plants that can be kept with more destructive fish like cichlids and goldfish due to their tough nature and thick leaves. Low to medium light is optimal for Java fern, when the lighting is too strong it can sometimes cause algae to grow on the leaves.
- Java Ferns are a great beginner friendly plant and is an easy intro to keeping live aquatic plants
Just a few of the many benefits
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Provides Cover for Baby Fish |
Fish Love Java Ferns |
Easy To Grow |
Perfect for Aquascaping |
Things to remember about Java Ferns
Java Ferns are very easy to grow and do best attached to something. Java ferns can be propagated by cutting the rhizome and reattaching the cutting elsewhere. The leaves on the java ferns will also grow little dots on the underside that can sometimes look like bugs but they are actually seeds! These little dots will produce new baby java ferns that grow off of the leaves and can be plucked off and planted or left to grow larger and then plucked off later.
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This Item  Marcus Fish Tanks Java Fern Microsorum Pteropus Easy Low Light Live Aquarium Plant - Buy 2 Get 1 |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $10.97 | $8.59 | $6.97 | $15.99 | -40% $5.99 List: $9.95 | $25.99 |
| Delivery | Get it May 15 - 20 | Get it May 16 - 21 | — | — | Get it May 15 - 16 | — |
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| Sold By | Marcus Fish Tanks | Aquatic Discounts | SubstrateSource | HG-USA - Online Distributor. | AquaLeaf Aquatics - Aquarium Plants Discounts | HG-USA - Online Distributor. |
| type | Livestock | java fern microsorum,microsorum | Aquatic | java fern,microsorum | java,java fern,root | microsorum |
| sunlight exposure | — | Partial Sun | Low light | Partial Shade, Full Sun | Full Shade | Full Shade |
| blooming period | Winter | — | — | — | Summer, Winter | Fall |
| soil type | — | Sandy Soil | Not required | Sandy Soil | Sandy Soil | Sandy Soil |
| moisture needs | — | — | Submerged | — | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering |
| care instructions | — | Sunlight Exposure | water | Water | water | Water |
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