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Cryptocoryne ‘Mi Oya’ Aquatic Plant – Bareroot & Potted for Aquariums

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $9.99.Current price is: $5.96.

Cryptocoryne ‘Mi Oya’ features wavy, colorful leaves that add depth and texture to any aquarium.

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Description:

The Cryptocoryne ‘Mi Oya’ is a unique and visually captivating aquatic plant, known for its broad, wavy leaves that feature a range of colors from deep green to reddish-brown. This plant’s textured foliage adds a striking look to any aquascape. Available in both bareroot and potted forms, the ‘Mi Oya’ offers flexibility in planting, allowing aquarists to choose the best fit for their setup. Its adaptability and low maintenance make it an excellent addition for hobbyists of all experience levels.

What We Like About This Plant:

  • Versatile Planting Options: Available in both bareroot and potted forms, allowing flexibility based on aquarium setup.
  • Textured, Wavy Leaves: Broad leaves with deep green to reddish-brown coloration enhance visual appeal.
  • Low Maintenance: Thrives in a variety of water conditions and requires minimal care.

Specifications:

Form Bareroot & Potted
Leaf Color Deep green to reddish-brown
Leaf Shape Broad, wavy
Light Requirement Low to moderate
Water Temperature 20–28°C

FAQ

What are the light requirements for Cryptocoryne ‘Mi Oya’?

This plant thrives in low to moderate light conditions.

Can I plant Cryptocoryne ‘Mi Oya’ directly into my aquarium substrate?

Yes, the bareroot form is ideal for direct planting into substrate.

Does Cryptocoryne ‘Mi Oya’ require any special nutrients?

No special nutrients are required; it adapts well to standard aquarium conditions.

3 reviews for Cryptocoryne ‘Mi Oya’ Aquatic Plant – Bareroot & Potted for Aquariums

  1. Ryan Black –

    The leaves are vibrant and have a natural wavy texture that adds depth to my tank. I planted it in bareroot form and it settled quickly. It’s easy to care for and looks great even in low light.

  2. Dan Kerr –

    I bought the potted version for my beginner tank. The plant grows steadily and the color variation from green to reddish-brown is very noticeable. It’s a great choice for adding visual interest without much effort.

  3. Pippa Scott –

    Perfect for aquascaping. The leaves are broad and textured, making the tank look more natural. I’ve had it for three months and it’s still healthy and thriving.

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