Mayaca Vandelli
These are a mega hardy, good sized easy plant.
Mayaca Vandelli is an awesome contrast plant in your aquarium. This is a mega easy plant.
We have seen this plant get shipped in the hot summer sun, to Texas and back to us on a UPS fail, and comes back to us and is still alive six days later!
This plant is a fast grower.
The small fine leaves would look great with a Ludwigia or another round leaf plant.
We use this plant in many “Can’t Kill It” combos for a reason. It is rugged.
Mayaca Vandelli is a great plant for baby fish or fry.
We have kept this plant in unheated tanks that got down to as low as 50. (I can’t tell you how long it would live that cold – but it can take some cold).
| Features | Details |
|---|---|
| Hardiness | High – survives temperatures down to 50°F |
| Growth Rate | Fast |
| Best Pairings | Ludwigia, other round leaf plants |
| Best For | Baby fish, fry, beginner aquarists |
FAQ
Can Mayaca Vandelli survive in unheated tanks?
Yes, it can survive in unheated tanks that drop to as low as 50°F.
Is Mayaca Vandelli suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is considered a mega easy plant and is ideal for beginners.
How does Mayaca Vandelli perform during shipping or transport?
It has shown resilience during long-distance shipping, including exposure to hot conditions and transport failures, and has survived with minimal damage.
David Johnston –
I bought this plant for my new tank with baby guppies. It grew quickly and stayed green even after a week of no light. It survived a power outage and the temperature dropped to 60°F. I’m very happy with how hardy it is.
Emily May –
This plant is a game-changer for my beginner aquarium. I didn’t expect it to survive the summer heat and a long UPS delivery, but it did. The small leaves add nice contrast to my Ludwigia.
Julia Duncan –
It grew fast and stayed healthy even in a cool, unheated tank. I’m not sure how long it lasted at 50°F, but it definitely survived. A solid choice for low-maintenance setups.
Carl Hamilton –
I’ve had this plant for over two months now. It’s thriving in a tank with no heater. The leaves are full and vibrant. I’m impressed by its resilience.