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Florida 10 Species Live Aquarium Plants Bundle

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Number of Items: 10


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  • WEATHER WARNING - THESE ARE LIVE PLANTS. IF YOUR REGION IS FREEZING (BELOW 32F) OR EXTREMELY HOT (ABOVE 100F) DO NOT ORDER.
  • Easy live aquarium plant species for any freshwater aquarium. You get 10 grown plant bunches, 1 of each species of ranging from 6 to 12 inches in height with the exception of the Lobelia Cardinalis which is about 3". Plants are grown in the US and subject to US standards for aquatic plants. Each of our plant bunches have several stems. Please note that some plants will take several weeks to transition to its aquatic form as some are grown emersed
  • Perfect for 10+ gallons aquariums. Create a natural habitat in your aquarium for your fish and invertebrates
  • Provide natural resting and hiding places for your smaller fish and invertebrates
  • Create a natural biological filter in your tank by having plants absorb nitrates from waste

Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Brand: AquaLeaf Aquatics


Material Feature: Natural, Organic


Color: Green


Special Feature: Pet Friendly


Expected Blooming Period: Winter


Item Weight: 8 ounces


Sunlight Exposure: Aquarium Light


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Product Care Instructions: Water


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Other Special Features of the Product: Pet Friendly


Expected Blooming Period: Winter


Sunlight Exposure: Aquarium Light


Expected Plant Height: 12 Inches


Soil Type: Sandy Soil


Item Weight: 8 ounces


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Number of Pieces: 10


Number of Items: 10


Color: Green


Brand Name: AquaLeaf Aquatics


UPC: 749628623290


Plant or Animal Product Type: Microsorum


Manufacturer: AquaLeaf Aquatics


Material Features: Natural, Organic


Product Care Instructions: Water


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  • Excellent plants
Number of Items: 10
The plants arrived in good shape and only had 1 unwanted hitchhiker, a small slug, that I found easily when I was separating the bundles prior to trimming and planting. Since planting them this afternoon, I have seen a few small pest snails in the aquarium, which I was expecting. I'm ok with this since I have 3 assassin snails. For those who are new to the hobby or to planted tanks, when you buy plants from anywhere, you WILL get snails. If this is unacceptable to you, simply buy any fish medicine that contains some form of copper and mix it with water in a bucket. Then, before planting, dip them in the bucket for a few minutes. Copper is toxic to inverts like snails and shrimp. Any med that has a warning on it to remove inverts from the tank before use will work, as well as being completely safe for the plants and your fish. As for the plants themselves, they looked very healthy and after a little trimming of the browning leaves, trimming the bottom of the stem plants at a 45* angle and removing a very small amount of algae, they were ready to plant. Some of them looked like the above water version of the leaves, so I'm expecting to get some melting of those leaves while the underwater leaves grow in. This process usually takes a few weeks to a couple of months, depending on the species. I will update if I get any complete die-offs or in a few months when I get complete conversion. My tank is a medium light, low-tech 55g set up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2019 by Kathi

  • Arrived alive!
Number of Items: 10
All came alive and after some recovery look nice in the tank!
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2026 by Jacob Caines

  • Missing Plants, where's the Hygrophila Pinnatifida?
Number of Items: 10
The plants I did receive are in decent shape, though the Hygrophila Araguaya is pretty yellow and falling apart. From one of my pictures you can the the plant that is too small ( no way it is 6" which the seller lists as minimum size) to tell if it is Marbled Queen, it does not appear to have any variegation. The Altlandsberg Sword looks flattened. The red plant is Telanthera which is not in the pictures sellers pictures, but is included in the list of Species. Completly missing is the Hygrophila Pinnatifida. I already had half these plants, but saw this as an good way to get Hygrophila Pinnatifida and a couple swords I didn't have. After contacting the seller, I received the missing plants and all is well. Increased my review to four stars since my order has now been made complete. After contacting the seller I was told that the Hygrophila Pinnatifida is sometimes substituted in the winter. That information is nowhere in the listing, but the plant they said they include as a substitution was already on the list of included species ( Telanthera ). Seller requested pictures so he could "see if Telanthera was included" and I provided the ones attached. After not hearing from them I asked if they had received the email with the pictures fearing it may have been blocked due to size. No response. I am disappointed that the plant I wanted most is missing, that the sellers communication is not up to par, and there has been no attempt to correct the issue. Others have had better luck, so you may try your luck and see if your results are better; if not, the seller probably will not make it right. **Update** The seller did respond and I somehow missed it. They said two of the plants were substituted and they are sending replacements. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2021 by Glendon Shaw

  • Decent small set of plants at a good price but you will get pond SNAILS!
Number of Items: 10
Plants came and looked healthy enough. I think I remember counting 9 or10 varieties. Some are rooted, some are weighted stem cultures. The plants are all bagged together, no labels, no instructions as to which plant goes where or final heights of growth so you have to do a bit of work to identify and determine which plants are appropriate for fore, mid and background plantings. I planted a 60 gallon tank with this pack, a bit sparse but thinking val and swords fill up a good deal of space when grown out, just standard inert colored gravel, Seachem liquid ferts and root tabs, no CO2, but I did invest in a Planted+ 24 LED light. First week to about week 4 the stem plants melted back quite a bit and the rooted/rhizome plants started loosing some leaves but... new growth also started popping up. New leaves and roots, as well as some runners from the val and adventitious sprouts from the java fern, and true underwater color forms started to show. It was also apparent at around this time that I had hitchhikers, pond snail eggs... a lot of them... I'm pulling out a dozen or so tiny ones a day. I'm pretty sure these plants were advertised as snail free somewhere but at this point, the damage is done. I will be fighting these pests as well as I can but I've got fish and shrimp that are sensitive to any poisons so its down to mechanical removal. Summery, decent plants, good variety, they will melt a bit before growing but they are viable. Down side is you have to research what they are and where to grow and YOU WILL HAVE TO TREAT THESE PLANTS FOR SNAILS BEFORE YOU PLANT OR SUFFER THE ENDLESS SNAIL HORDE! Buyer beware. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2019 by Geri Lynn Thiessen

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