Myriophyllum simulans ‘Milfoil’ Tissue Culture
A fine-textured Australian-native milfoil supplied in clean tissue culture, ideal for soft green background growth and shelter for fry and small fish.
Quick Facts
- Plant type: Stem plant
- Sale format: Tissue culture
- Placement: Plant individual stems with space between them, or float only when appropriate for the species.
- Lighting: Species-dependent; colour forms and compact growth often need stronger, stable light.
- Injected CO₂: Species-dependent; injected CO₂ often improves submerged establishment and compact growth.
Is this for you?
Suitable for soft green background in aquariums
Provides shelter for fry and small fish
Delivered in clean tissue culture for consistent growth
FAQ
What is the best way to place Myriophyllum simulans ‘Milfoil’ in an aquarium?
Plant individual stems with space between them, or float only when appropriate for the species.
Does this plant require specific lighting conditions?
Lighting requirements are species-dependent; colour forms and compact growth often need stronger, stable light.
Is CO₂ injection necessary for this plant?
CO₂ injection is species-dependent; it often improves submerged establishment and compact growth.
Leah Langdon –
The milfoil grows well in my 50-liter tank. It provides excellent cover for neon tetras and has a soft green color that blends nicely with the background. Easy to plant and stays healthy with regular water changes.
Mary Dyer –
I used this in a community tank with small fish. It settled quickly and stayed vibrant. The tissue culture method ensures consistent growth and no pests. A reliable choice for background plants.
Jason Berry –
Great for beginners. The stems are easy to place and spread out naturally. I noticed fry using the plants for hiding. No issues with algae or root rot after two months.