50 Live Aquarium Plants Collection Aquarium Plants Uk

50 Live Aquarium Plants Collection Aquarium Plants Uk
This is a collection of loose water plants appropriate for the majority of freshwater (tropical or cold water) fish tanks. We have actually been selling live water plants online given that 2005 and have actually made over 100,000 sales. To grow and thrive water plants need: lots of extreme light for around 10 hours a day, every day, a fine, rich (e.g. filthy) substrate, and dissolved co2 (CO2). Fish waste is a great fertilizer and the fish and filter germs will naturally produce a lot of CO2. To get the best outcomes with live plants you will wish to make certain you don't delete this dissolved CO2 with aeration, and you might wish to supplement it, although this is not required it will boost the rate of growth. These plants will thrive in fish tanks with, or without supplemental CO2. Plenty of plants for a 30 to 80 litre aquarium. PLEASE KEEP IN MIND: 1. All live water plants imported in to the EU are treated with pesticides which are non-toxic to fish and humans, however can kill shrimps. When buying plants for shrimp tanks it is STRONGLY suggested to wash and soak them extremely well, even then introduction is at your very own danger. 2. Some fish types prefer to eat plants, mostly (however, not restricted to) Plecos and Goldfish, we are not responsible for your fish consuming the plants. 3. Collection consists of stem plant 'cuttings' these are not 'cheap alternatives' this is how these plants transport and transplant very well, please see guide for more details. 4. These plants are NOT bunched and comprise of no weights, these are NOT required (the plants don't have them in the wild) and usually cause more harm than great in the long run. 5. Delivery is set up as finest fits the plants, which might imply posting takes a day, or more, and uses cardboard packaging that fits through the majority of UK letterboxes. So long as they aren't actually frozen, or overheated, the plants can endure for a week in their packaging. Too cool is much better than too hot.