they arrived aliive and I put them right to work.
snails were poorly packaged in only wet paper towels and icepack. they were very small. none of them survived. buy your snails elsewhere!
Description
Juncus Repens is a mid-ground, grass-like marsh plant that can adjust to a wide range of water parameters and therefore great for beginners. This plant is indigenous to North America but farmed all over the globe. This unique plant has green, thin leaves that will show some red coloration if the right lighting conditions are provided. It doesn't require co2 but it benefits greatly from it.
It is easily propagated by simply cutting the stem and re-planting it in the substrate.
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Easy to grow and propagate;
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Unique plant;
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Green and Red coloration;
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Provides great shelter for smaller fish and inverts.
Care :
- Tank size(Minimum): 10 Gal
- Care: Easy
- Temperature: 74-82
- PH: 6.8-7.8
- Max Size: 10" tall
- CO2: Not required
- Lighting: Moderate
DISCLAIMER: It is the buyer's responsibility to know what plants are allowed/legal to keep in his/her state. Before purchasing do some research and make sure you are allowed to keep this particular plant species. You should always follow your State's laws regarding keeping live aquatic plants.
Do NOT release any plants into the wild.
Customer Reviews
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You have got to be kidding me!! The plants are so small, they arrived yellow and in no way fit for a pond. Thease are smaller tgan my fish!
EDIT::After talking with Custimer Service, they looked into the matter, and discovered that UPS held plants iver the week end is why they looked like they did.
Customer service refunded my money in full and GREAT customer servuce is wgat it is all about. Thank you Aquatic Motiv and im sorry for the hastey review😩
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Arrived healthy, and strong.
Shipping was a bit long, but not too bad.
I really like the different texture this gives.
Thank you
Z
Beautiful bright healthy plants, thank you!
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Healthy plants. I'm sure they'll adapt to my tank very quickly.