Ceratophyllum Demersum (Foxtail / Hornwort)
Ceratophyllum Demersum
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Live plants order can be combined with Non Livestock order.
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If the condition of the plant on the day of packing is below standard, we will contact you to discuss options.
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We are unable to ship to WA and NT at this stage.
Ceratophyllum demersum was found in a smaller tributary in Bolivia during an expedition to Rio Guapore, a boundary river between Brazil and Bolivia. Ceratophyllum has no roots as such, but it is nevertheless possible to plant it in the bottom of an aquarium and stems can become up to 80 cm tall and 5 cm wide.
Ceratophyllum demersum differs because its leaves are closer together and it has lateral shoots, which gives it an attractive, compact appearance.
The plant also distinguishes itself because it is hardier and its stalks do not break as easily as those of other Ceratophyllum-varieties.
Plant Profile
| Common Name | Foxtail, Hornwort |
| Scientific Name | Ceratophyllum Demersum |
| Origin | South America & Australia |
| Position | Background |
| Plant Structure | Stem |
| Lighting Need | Low |
| CO2 Needs | Low |
| Growth Rate | High |
Original: $8.68
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$3.04
Description
Ceratophyllum Demersum
Note:
- Stock level shown reflects what is available at our supplier's nursery (not the real stock level at our retail outlet)
-
Live Plants orders will typically be despatched on Wednesday via Express Post.
-
Please select Express Shipping upon check out.
-
Live plants order can be combined with Non Livestock order.
-
If the condition of the plant on the day of packing is below standard, we will contact you to discuss options.
-
We are unable to ship to WA and NT at this stage.
Ceratophyllum demersum was found in a smaller tributary in Bolivia during an expedition to Rio Guapore, a boundary river between Brazil and Bolivia. Ceratophyllum has no roots as such, but it is nevertheless possible to plant it in the bottom of an aquarium and stems can become up to 80 cm tall and 5 cm wide.
Ceratophyllum demersum differs because its leaves are closer together and it has lateral shoots, which gives it an attractive, compact appearance.
The plant also distinguishes itself because it is hardier and its stalks do not break as easily as those of other Ceratophyllum-varieties.
Plant Profile
| Common Name | Foxtail, Hornwort |
| Scientific Name | Ceratophyllum Demersum |
| Origin | South America & Australia |
| Position | Background |
| Plant Structure | Stem |
| Lighting Need | Low |
| CO2 Needs | Low |
| Growth Rate | High |
