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Red Ozelot Sword Plant for Aquarium – Echinodorus Ozelot

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $8.99.Current price is: $4.74.

Beautiful red and gold sword plant ideal for aquarium midground with dark spots and vibrant veins.

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Red Ozelot Sword Plant

Echinodorus Ozelot is an extremely hardy, beautiful, and colorful plant ideal for mid ground or background of your aquarium. These sword plants can display dark spotting and veins throughout their large leaves. This variation has a slight gold appearance under high light.

This species of plant thrives best using a nutrient rich soil with additional fertilization (our preference is the line of soil). If not provided with enough nutrients, it can decrease the ability of this plant to spread. The use of CO2 in the aquarium will increase the plant’s ability to grow, but it is not necessary.

*Rapid changes in tank parameters can result in the melting of the plant

Specification Detail
Plant Type Sword Plant
Scientific Name Echinodorus ozelot
Light Requirement Medium to high light
Water Temperature 68°F to 82°F
Soil Type Nutrient-rich soil with added fertilizer
CO2 Requirement Not necessary but beneficial

FAQ

What is the appearance of the Red Ozelot Sword plant under high light?

The plant displays a slight gold appearance under high light, with dark spotting and veins throughout its large leaves.

What type of soil is recommended for growing this plant?

A nutrient-rich soil with additional fertilization is recommended, with the brand’s line of soil being preferred.

Does this plant require CO2 to grow?

CO2 is not necessary but can enhance growth if used.

3 reviews for Red Ozelot Sword Plant for Aquarium – Echinodorus Ozelot

  1. Anne Walsh –

    The Red Ozelot Sword plant has grown well in my 55-gallon tank. The dark spots and veins on the leaves are striking, and it looks great in the mid-ground. I’ve been using nutrient-rich soil with regular fertilization, and it spreads nicely without CO2.

  2. Chloe Gibson –

    I noticed a slight golden tint when the tank is well-lit. The plant is hardy and has survived several water parameter shifts. I didn’t use CO2, and it still grows steadily.

  3. Olivia White –

    This plant is vibrant and adds a lot of visual interest. The leaf patterns are unique and stand out in the background. I’ve maintained stable water conditions to avoid any leaf melting.

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