Foxtail

Description

Foxtail is a light green colour that initially starts out as a dark shade but quickly turns light green once it is placed inside the aquarium. The leaves are fine and have a feathery texture. The plant is delicate and can easily be torn by rotten fish or snails. It is best to place it in the ground where the dense foliage grows and forms a green wall. It grows at a moderate rate of about 1 to 2 inches each week, depending on the number of nutrients contained in the water. In large aquariums, it can grow up to 10 feet in height, and it is easy to maintain the size of the plant, and the plant can be cut with stalks. The green foxtail grows on top of the water and produces a flower.

Difficulty: Easy

Light Requirements: Low

Growth Rate: Medium

Tank Placement: Foreground

Note:

The displayed image is for illustration purposes only and is of submersed-grown plants in aquariums under optimum plant growing conditions.

Depending on the variety, plants sent are grown in an aquarium in emersed or submersed conditions. Hence, plant/leaf structures may vary from those shown in pictures. When they are grown in an aquarium under optimum growing conditions as required by the plant (light, co2, and nutrients), they will get the appearance shown in the pictures.

This aquatic plants are priced on the basis of individual stems.