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Eleocharis acicularis ‘Mini’ Dwarf Hair Grass for Aquarium Foreground

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $14.59.Current price is: $9.55.

Ultra-low growing dwarf hairgrass ideal for nano tanks and detailed aquascapes with fine, grass-like texture.

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Overview

Eleocharis acicularis ‘Mini’ is a refined variety of dwarf hairgrass prized for its very short growth height and fine, grass-like texture. This plant is widely used in planted aquariums as a foreground carpet, especially in nano tanks and detailed aquascapes where scale and precision are important. Supplied as a tissue culture plant, it is grown under sterile conditions to minimize the risk of pests, algae, and unwanted organisms.

Key Features

  • Ultra-low growing hairgrass variety
  • Fine, clean grass-like appearance
  • Spreads naturally through runners
  • Supplied as sterile tissue culture
  • Ideal for foreground use

Specifications

Feature Detail
Plant Type Dwarf hairgrass
Height Up to 2 cm
Growth Pattern Spreads via runners
Cultivation Method Tissue culture
Best Use Foreground carpet in nano tanks

FAQ

How does Eleocharis acicularis ‘Mini’ compare to other dwarf hairgrass varieties?

It has a significantly shorter growth height and finer texture, making it ideal for detailed and compact aquascapes where a precise, low-lying carpet is needed.

Is the tissue culture method beneficial for aquarium health?

Yes, tissue culture reduces the risk of pests, algae, and pathogens, providing a cleaner start for your aquarium setup.

Can this plant be used in a large aquarium?

It is best suited for nano tanks and small to medium-sized aquariums due to its very low growth height and delicate nature.

3 reviews for Eleocharis acicularis ‘Mini’ Dwarf Hair Grass for Aquarium Foreground

  1. Virginia Parr –

    The hairgrass grows very slowly and stays very low, perfect for my 10-gallon nano tank. It looks natural and adds a clean, grassy texture to the foreground. No algae issues after planting, and it spreads evenly without needing much maintenance.

  2. Christian Cornish –

    I’ve tried several dwarf grasses before, but this one stands out for its fine texture and compact size. It fills the bottom layer beautifully and blends well with other plants. A bit slow to establish, but worth the patience.

  3. Christian Underwood –

    The tissue culture method made a big difference. No pests or algae appeared during the first month. It spreads gently through runners and maintains a neat appearance even in a tight layout.

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