Phyllanthus fluitans Red root floater
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Size: 1 bag approx 50 floaters
Phyllanthus fluitans Red root floater
- Attractive floater from South America
- Round leaves
- Red coloration under strong lighting
- Finely branched red roots
- Recommendable for open tanks
Common names | Red root floater |
Complete botanical name | Phyllánthus flúitans Benth. ex Müll.Arg. |
Family | Phyllanthaceae |
Genus | Phyllanthus |
Difficulty | medium |
Usage | Water surface |
Growth | fast |
pH value | 5 – 8 |
Temperature tolerance | 18 – 30°C |
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