Super Red Ludwigia
Ludwigia Natans Super Red
Ludwigia Natens are stem plants that feature vibrant red leaves when supplied with bright lights. Cutting and replanting these were essential to filling up the aquarium with reproducible color.
Aquatic plants are super unique and I enjoyed learning about them. They play an essential role in the nitrogen cycle, uptaking toxic compounds like ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates. This keeps the water safe for the fish and other critters in the tank. For my tank plants, I primarily chose stem plants because they are good at propogating and grow quickly. I also chose to include moss, anubias, and amazon swords because of their hardiness and tolerance for low light conditions. to the tank.
Ludwigia Natens are stem plants that feature vibrant red leaves when supplied with bright lights. Cutting and replanting these were essential to filling up the aquarium with reproducible color.
Red Root Floaters are floating plants that help take in excess nitrates that exist in the tank's ecosystem. These plants also grow extremely fast and feature bright red roots that
pop out below the surface of the water.
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Anubias are hardy and easy to grow plants that tolerate a large range of conditions.
These species of rotala are from Fujian, China. Their beautiful color blend of red, orange, and green makes them a colorful addition to the aquarium. These plants are also stem plants, making them grow quickly and easily replanted.
Christmas moss is an aquatic moss that slowly creeps along surfaces and creates a safe space for shrimp and snails.
The Amazon Sword is a fast-growing aquatic plant with lots of leaves. The shrimp love to hide in the long, flowing leaves. It is also hardy and tolerant of low-light conditions.