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Having live plants in a fish tank is definitely better for several reasons. Firstly, live plants enhance the overall appearance of the tank and create a more natural environment for the fish. Secondly, they play a crucial role in improving water quality by removing harmful substances such as carbon dioxide, ammonia, nitrates, fish waste, and decaying matter. This unique filtration system provided by live plants helps to maintain a clean and healthy habitat for the fish, reducing stress and promoting their overall well-being.
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Discover the wonders of Crypt Parva, an aquarium plant that requires minimal upkeep. With its vibrant green, grass-like leaves reaching a height of up to 4 inches, this versatile plant is perfect for both foreground and midground placement in your aquatic oasis.
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Corkscrew Vallisneria torta, a rapid growing aquarium plant, has twisted leaves that gives it a most attractive appearance.
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‘Amazon Swords’ are a must have for aquarium landscapes! Their pointed green leaves can grow up to 20″ and they are very easy to care for. Live aquatic plants produce oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide which enhances water quality. They also provide a good shelter your aquarium pets.
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Narrow Leaf Chain Sword aquarium plants are grass-like plants for aquarium ground coverage. The Narrow Leaf Chain Sword grows best in medium to high lighting, quickly creating horizontal runners in a very short amount of time. Will be a great addition to your aquarium!
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Aponogeton Crispus is a solitary plant with narrow leaves on stalks which are wavy or crispate on the edges giving it an attractive appearance.
It originated in Sri Lanka.
The water temperature should be 71° F to 82°F.
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