1 Anacharis Bunch - 4+ Stems | Egeria Densa - Beginner Tropical Live Aquarium Plant by Aquarium Plants & Pets

Awesome plants, no complaints at all. Fast delivery

Thankyou

They started off great due to the amount I received and the previous bunch that I had lasted for a long time, although this sample seemed to have died off after a week or so? Great value for money though with the amount I received if they had lasted longer.

After initial melt whilst the anacharis became accustomed to my tank, they are now thriving and doing very well. Thank you!

Plants looked healthy enough. Immediately rinsed and planted in my tank as they had obviously been in transit didn't want to waste time. Stupid as I am I then finished reading the leaflet. LAST information on it was WARNING do not put straight in tank as grown in insecticides should not be added to tank with crustaceans!!!! Put in ltr water with bicarb etc under strong light for 24 hrs! Too late already in my tank!!! I took them out quickly but had been in for 30 mins at least!! I'm horrified. I didn't see any mention of this in the description on the site or I would not have bought them. I'm furious as the warning should be in description on site and first thing mentioned on leaflet not last!!!!

£11 is alot of money to spend on 2 plants that barely lasted a couple of weeks, they all split from the weight and ended up floating, not bad if you want to fix an oxygen issue temporarily but I was expecting more for the price.

A good goldfish aquarium plant, longer lasting that some of the other plants, which the fish can destroy pretty quickly. So although there are far cheaper plants on the market, this one lasts longer. One word, my previous one was wrecked after I put swimbladder treatment in the water so I needed to buy another. If you are treating your tank fish for anything, might not be a bad idea to take this out first.

Brilliant condition when i recieved this. Was in my tank growing really well. Until my clown loaches decided to eat all the new sprouts. Would use supplier again. Very satisfied.

My betta is currently in a 1/2 gal. hospital bowl due to resistant tail rot. She rests on her hammock and a pothos plant leaf when she's not swimming. Hopes for her recovery are dismal as I was told her immune system is weak due to age since previous fungal and bacteria treatments have failed. I was anxious to make her environment comfortable so I was very pleased when the plants arrived within two days of placing my order. I switched her to bottled water and added Anacharis as I read it will aid in filtering the impurities and help maintain a proper PH. I added one batch to her bowl and placed the second batch in a bowl of water under lamplight. The surplus is doing well but the Anacharis in the bowl lost it's color, turned translucent and wilted. I think the Jungle Fungus Clear caused this or the plant did not receive enough light for photosynthesis. I changed her water and switched out the plants with the new Anacharis sans medication. Either way, my betta appears pleased with her new tank mates and to my surprise, she started making bubble nests and strange tiny globular looking things in clusters. The water parameters have remained within normal range even after 3 days when she gets a 100% water change.

I ordered the Ceratophyllum bunch and Egeria (Anacharis) bunch on July 1 and it arrived on July 6. The delivery time was a weekend and two business days (as Friday was the observed holiday for Independence Day). The box was delivered to central Texas on a day where the outside temperature was in the low-90 degrees F (33-34 degrees C). I received four strands of Ceratophyllum and six strands of Egeria which were wrapped individually in moist paper towel sheets, each strand approximately 15-18 cm long, and each bunch joined together with a metal band on the root ends. Each strand was green except for one strand of Ceratophyllum, whose distal end was slightly brown for approximately 3-4 cm. This entire bundle was inside a plastic bag, which was inside the cardboard box. After removing the metal bands and placing the strands in water, they are doing well with no melting. After a day of quarantine and three days inside my aquarium, the brown area seems diminished. I have not noticed any ancillary creatures such as snails. I am happy with the seller and with the delivery. Transporting living things through the mail is never easy, especially when trying to make a living using such methods. I would order from the seller again.

This plant honestly isn't for everyone. I bought mine and they arrived alive and healthy, but they would break apart and get sucked into my filter. They would grow roots and new little stems, but they would just break off and keep getting smaller and smaller until they just completely disintegrated.. I have half of one plant left, and I can tell it's starting to rot away.. not sure what I'm doing wrong, my other plants are doing fine. Maybe don't buy this if you're a beginner?

I'm not sure if there is variation, but the bunch that I received was very large and wound up being way too much for my 3 gallon Betta tank. However, these were very high quality and healthy plants. They didn't affect my tank: no snails, no worms, or other infestations. Now, after just a few days in my tank, the stems all have root shoots coming out of them. These don't have "regular" roots and can be left floating in the water or anchored to something. If they are happy in your tank, then you'll see the same shoots I've gotten within a few days. My Betta is happy with his new jungle and I would definitely buy this Anacharis from Aquarium Plants Discount again. Update: I have to trim the root shoots on these quite frequently. Each Stem shoots out 1/2 dozen or more and, before I new it, my Betta was swimming through a root maze. As of 11/2016, I still have pieces of the original bunch that is going strong. It was a very good buy!

Wouldn't have paid even a dollar for these dying, brown plants if I'd seen them in an aquarium store instead ordering online. The only part with any green leaves were the very tips of the stalks I was shipped, so I snapped them off and have them floating in my aquarium to see if they'll live and grow into stalks long enough to plant in the substrate, but even if they do it will be months before they create a grove in my tank the way I wanted them to do.