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●IMPORTANT: Please note that during times of extreme weather, live plants will can suffer due to extreme temps. During winter, do not order live plants when temperatures are expected to go below 20F at the lowest point during the day.
●LIVE AQUARIUM PLANT - 1 hornwort coontail live aquarium plant
●SIZE - 1 Hornwort bundle with multiple stems usually 6-10 inches. Size will vary slightly as these are live plants
●LIVE ARRIVAL GUARANTEE - We guarantee live arrival on all of our livestock provided you dont order when temperatures are expected to go below 20F at the lowest point during the day. If a plant ever arrives dead send us a clear photo of the plant in the unopened bag and and we will replace once verified.
●We do our very best to respond fast and ship happy, healthy plants. If you have any questions or concerns please message us we are always happy to help!
●Please note: Hornwort will shed a fair amount of needles/leaves when they are first introduced to your tank due to the stress from shipping and being put into a new enviornment. This is normal.
Description
Hornwort Ceratophyllum Demersum
Hornwort plants are easy to grow and grow at a rapid rate. Also known as Ceratophyllum Demersum, these plants are commonly used when breeding fish or shrimp to help provide natural cover. Do keep in mind hornwort plants are sensitive and will shed or drop leaves a lot initially when transplanted or when a change is made to their environment. Its best to rinse the plants off before putting them in your aquarium. Hornwort does best when put in the aquarium and left to float around, avoid planting as hornwort does not grow roots. You can leave a plant weight (completely aquarium safe) on the bottom to keep the plants up right at the bottom of the aquarium.
Just a few of the many benefits
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Provides Cover for Baby Fish |
Shrimp Love Hornwort |
Easy To Grow |
Perfect for fish breeding, Ponds, and Aquariums |
Things to remember about Hornwort
Hornwort will shed a fair amount of leaves when they are first introduced to your tank due to the stress from shipping and being put into a new environment. This is normal.