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Amazon Frogbit (Limnobium laevigatum)
Amazon Frogbit (Limnobium laevigatum)
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Amazon Frogbit (Limnobium laevigatum or Spongeplant) is a stunning floating plant native to Central and South America. Its large, lily pad-like leaves provide essential shade and shelter for your aquatic creatures, making it an ideal choice for both ponds and aquariums. With minimum requirements and a wide temperature tolerance, this plant is a must-have for any aquatic enthusiast.
The Frogbit you will receive can range between 1" and 3" across.
When you receive the plants in the mail, some of the leaves might be yellow due to the moisture in the shipping bag and lack of light. You can still plop the rosettes right into your tank and it will quickly bounce back. If you have any concerns or trouble with the shipping and handling, please don't hesitate to reach out to me!
Growing Parameters:
Temperature: 64° - 86° F (18° - 30° C)
Ph 6-8
Low to high light intensity.
Quick growth speed
Care: Easy
DISCLAIMER - I have duckweed, and various snails in my tanks, I will try to shake them off, but you may get a hitchhiker or two. If you don't want snails in your tank, I would recommend a bleach dip for the plants. You can DM me for the instructions (or google, of course) :)
The Frogbit you will receive can range between 1" and 3" across.
When you receive the plants in the mail, some of the leaves might be yellow due to the moisture in the shipping bag and lack of light. You can still plop the rosettes right into your tank and it will quickly bounce back. If you have any concerns or trouble with the shipping and handling, please don't hesitate to reach out to me!
Growing Parameters:
Temperature: 64° - 86° F (18° - 30° C)
Ph 6-8
Low to high light intensity.
Quick growth speed
Care: Easy
DISCLAIMER - I have duckweed, and various snails in my tanks, I will try to shake them off, but you may get a hitchhiker or two. If you don't want snails in your tank, I would recommend a bleach dip for the plants. You can DM me for the instructions (or google, of course) :)
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