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Ranunculus inundatus Aquatic Plant for Aquarium – School of Scape

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $15.00.Current price is: $6.95.

Delicate green aquatic plant that adds natural texture and elegance to freshwater aquariums.

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Ranunculus inundatus (P145)

Ranunculus inundatus (P145) is a captivating aquatic plant that adds a unique texture and elegance to your aquarium. Known for its delicate, bright green, finely divided leaves, this species creates a natural, almost fern-like appearance that enhances the beauty of your aquascape. Native to submerged regions of freshwater habitats, it thrives in a variety of aquarium settings, especially those with moderate to high lighting and stable water conditions.

This plant is ideal for the foreground or midground, where it forms a lush, dense carpet or a beautiful focal point. Ranunculus inundatus thrives best with CO₂ supplementation and a nutrient-rich substrate to achieve optimal growth and vibrant coloration. It is also relatively easy to care for and p

Key Features Details
Plant Type Aquatic
Light Requirement Moderate to High
Water Conditions Freshwater, stable pH and temperature
Growth Habit Foreground or midground carpet
CO₂ Requirement Recommended for optimal growth
Substrate nutrient-rich substrate preferred

FAQ

What is the ideal lighting condition for Ranunculus inundatus?

Ranunculus inundatus thrives best under moderate to high lighting conditions.

Does this plant require CO₂ supplementation?

CO₂ supplementation is recommended for optimal growth and vibrant coloration.

What type of substrate is best for this plant?

A nutrient-rich substrate is preferred for healthy growth.

3 reviews for Ranunculus inundatus Aquatic Plant for Aquarium – School of Scape

  1. Amy Bower –

    I planted Ranunculus inundatus in my midground area and it has grown well with moderate lighting. The leaves are fine and green, giving a natural look. I use CO₂ and a nutrient-rich substrate, and it’s become a focal point in my tank.

  2. Ian Wilson –

    The plant looks elegant and fills the space nicely. I noticed it grows faster with CO₂. I didn’t expect such a dense carpet, and it’s very easy to maintain.

  3. Karen McDonald –

    Great addition to my freshwater aquarium. The texture is unique and complements other plants well. I keep it in moderate light and it’s thriving without any issues.

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