Narrow-Leaf Chain Sword (Echinodorus tenellus)


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Description

Chain Sword Narrow-Leaf (Echinodorus tenellus) , also known as Pygmy Chain Sword or Cuban Mini Sword, is a green fore-ground plant that has long, very linear small leaves and is native to Central and North America.
Surprisingly hardy and easy to keep this plant is great for beginners. Does not require CO2 injection or very high amounts of lighting (although it benefits from it). Under the right lighting conditions and when provided with some fertilizers, this plant will spread very quickly and form a lush and beautiful carpet in the front of your aquarium.
Provides great shelter for shrimp and small bottom feeders.

Care :
  • Tank size(Minimum): 10 Gal
  • Care: Easy
  • Temperature: 74-82
  • PH: 6.5-7.6
  • Max Size: 4" 
  • 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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Aki Murray
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Jennifer Berge
I purchased a LOT of plants so hard to wri...

I purchased a LOT of plants so hard to write individual ones for them all so doing a group review to share amongst all the plants I got. First, communication was excellent. My questions were answered quickly and thoroughly and good recommendations were made. Shipment was fast and plants arrived in excellent condition. I got a lot of plants, mostly various anubias but also Monte Carlo, and two different sword plants. They arrived quickly and well packed and very very healthy. I hope I can keep them as healthy. I saw no signs of hitchhikers and they have been set up in their respective tanks for almost two weeks now with no issues. I did a massive re-aquascsping on all my already established tanks as well as setting up a new tank. I will be getting more plants from here in the future when I need them. Highly recommend.

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Ann Veum
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aedan ranson
Nice plants

These chain swords are growing very well in my tank. Came with a few brown leaves but I just pulled them off before I planted. Chain swords are root feeders, so root tabs are highly recommended!

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Archie Schimmel Clapano
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