Red Tiger Lotus (Nymphaea zenkeri)

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Size: Bulb
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Sale price$4.79 Regular price$7.99

Description

Red Tiger Lotus (Nymphaea zenkeri), is an aquatic, water Lilly type plant native to Africa. This plant is a great beginner red plant that does not need co2 or very high lighting to reveal its best coloration. This plant will grow big, triangular red leaves that will develop a lot of marbling over time. Most Water Lillies will send its leaves all the way to the top of your aquarium where they will keep growing and float on the surface. If you would like to achieve a bush like growth, you will need to clip it every once in a while. By doing so, you will promote faster growth from the center of the bulb.
This plant is propagated through shoots. Once the new growth starts to develop some roots, it can be cut off the main bulb and replanted. 
Do not bury the bulb completely. 

Care :
  • Tank size(Minimum): 10 Gal
  • Care: Veru Easy
  • Temperature: 72-82
  • PH: 6.5-7.8
  • Max Size: 24" 
  • CO2: Not required
  • Lighting: Low

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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Juston
Bulbs sprouted quickly. I'm excited to ha...

Bulbs sprouted quickly. I'm excited to have them in my tank.

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Rubye
Item arrived super fast and was as describ...

Item arrived super fast and was as described. Super excited to see how it grows! Will update with how long it took to bloom. Thank you!

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Sherwood
The item matched the description.

The item matched the description.

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Maverick
The item matched the description.

The item matched the description.

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Aisha
It looks great. I love that there are leav...

It looks great. I love that there are leaves, so you know it's going to grow. I put the baggie it was in in my tank to acclimate it, just to be safe. It's been in there about a day, and it's doing well so far. My only issue is that it took almost a week for it to get dropped off with usps.

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