This is dwarf water lettuce. One plant can easily get 4-6 inches wide so do not be suprised if you get a massive plant. You will get a portion of 8-15 plants depending on size. These grow relatively easily but do not like surface agitation. I blocked off the sponge filter from splashing around the plants and they grew great!
This is a plant that can grow in a low-tech setup but will thrive with fertilizer and co2. If you want to pull out the darker reds you will need to give it exactly what it wants. This will include co2 and iron. However, this can add a hint of red even in a low-tech setup.
This is a huge crypt spiralis. If you are looking for a background plant that is easy to grow, doesn’t require any trimming, and will grow nice and big, this is the perfect solution.
This will reproduce easily once you get it happy.
These are Malaysian trumpet snails or trumpet snails for short. They dig in the substrate and are impossible to get rid of. If you think you may not want snails in the future you do not want these in your tank. However, in planted tanks I think they do a great job to stir up the substrate beneath the plants and keep the roots nice and healthy, You will get 10 snails with this order.
This is a portion of red root floaters. Anywhere between 8-12 pieces depending on size. Red root floaters is a floating plant that benefits from having little to no flow or surface agitation. A sponge filter or hang on back will cause this plant to die back quickly. I recommend an internal or canister filter on the tank.
Ramshorn snails are my favorite kind of snail to have in a tank. They will produce more if you are over feeding and they will eat all the extra food. You will get a minimum of 5 snails of varying sizes. They can come in brown, red, light blue, or pink. No guarantee on color!
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