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Cryptocoryne Crypt (Undulata) LIVE AQUARIUM PLANT
Cryptocoryne Undulata is a well-known rosette crypt that is native to Sri Lanka. It can grow to a respectable size of around 12 inches (20 cm), although it can be kept at half that size. It makes an excellent midground plant, or even a background plants in smaller aquariums. Its red-brown coloration and red coloration on green leaves are very striking & unusual compared to many other aquarium plants.
Undulated Crypt is slow to moderate in growth depending on lighting & nutrient levels. It can adapt to a reasonable variety of water parameters if does not have to endure sudden changes. Like most Cryptocoryne species, it should be allowed plenty of time and should not be moved constantly. Once established, it will reproduce by sending runners that will grow into new plants.
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What We Like About This Plant: 🌠🌠
🌟 Unique red-brown coloration.
🌟 Great for low-light and low-tech setups.
🌟 Excellent midground plant.
🌟 Very versatile when kept in stable conditions.
Care Guidelines: 🌠🌠
🌟 Temperature: 75 - 82.4° F (24 - 28° C).
🌟 Care: Easy
🌟 Lighting: Low to Moderate
🌟 Aquarium Placement: Middle to Background
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