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Anacharis (Egeria najas) is a very popular, fast-growing plant that can thrive in nearly any aquarium. This bunched stem plant is comprised of thin stems with small, bright green leaves. Its offshoot stems grow from the sides of existing stems and can be cut and replanted to form a nearly endless colony of vibrant plants that will grow to the full height of the aquarium and beyond. It also provides valuable oxygen to all animal inhabitants of the aquarium. Anacharis does not form a significant root structure. We offer this plant in bunches of 4 to 8 stems that are anchored by a lead weight, which can be adjusted to fit the needs of any aquascape. This plant can also be used as a floating plants if the lead weight is removed. As a floating plants, it can provide shade for reclusive animals as well as plant that require lower light. It does not shed a great deal of leaves and it is much less messy than hornwort & many other floating plants.
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What We Like About This Plant: 🌠🌠
Fast growing when kept in nutrient-rich water
Excellent beginner plant
Extremely bright green coloration
Grows very quickly and can be propagated with great ease
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Feature: 🌠🌠
🌟 Growth Rare: Fast-Medium
🌟 Difficulty Level: Easy
🌟 Aquarium Placement: Background, Midground
🌟 Lighting requirements: Low to Moderate
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