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Foxtail Tubercalatum Bunch Plant
Foxtail Tubercalatum Bunch Plant
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Myriophyllum tuberculatum 'Red' (also known as red watermilfoil, red myrio, and red foxtail) is a stunning stem plant with vibrant orange and red colors, and soft feather-like leaves. This plant would make for a beautiful accent in traditional green aquascapes.
However, the red myrio is as high-demanding as it is beautiful, and may be better suited for more experienced aquarists.
This plant requires soft water, highly intense lighting (at least 0.8 watts/liter), and a nutrient-rich substrate and water column. Also, a CO2 supplement is highly recommended. Failure to meet this plant's ideal environment will cause its growth to stunt and turn its bright red leaves into a dark rusty brown.
Those who adhere to this plant's high demands will be rewarded with a flowy, fast-growing plant with colors that make it resemble a cloud of fire in your aquarium.
When established and thriving, Red Myrio is one of the prettiest plants in the hobby.
*This is a special order product. Therefore, the minimum order quantity for Myriophyllum red is 6 bunches.
Common Name: Myriophyllum tuberculatum ‘red’
Family Name: Haloragaceae
Native To: India
Lighting: High
pH: 7.0
Growth Demands: Difficult
Growth Form: Stem
Growth Rate: Fast
True Aquatic: Yes
Placement In Tank: Background
Available As: Bunch
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Hitchhiker Warning
We recommend cleaning all plants before adding them to your tank. We regularly perform quality checks prior to shipping plants. However, we cannot guarantee our plants to be snail or hitchhiker-free. If you do not want to risk snails, please consider rinsing plants, conducting a bleach dip, or quarantining plants prior to adding them in your aquarium. Snails are a natural part of working with live plants.