Egeria Najas - Ceramic Ring Plants (Imported Plants)
Introducing Egeria Najas, a graceful and versatile aquatic plant that adds a touch of natural beauty to your aquarium. Known for its fine, feathery leaves and easy-going nature, Egeria Najas is an excellent choice for aquarists seeking an attractive and low-maintenance plant. Enhance the aesthetics of your aquatic environment with the enchanting presence of Egeria Najas. Some aquarist consider this plant to also be called "Guppy Grass"
Lighting:
- Egeria Najas can thrive in a wide range of lighting conditions, from low to high. It is particularly well-suited for aquariums with moderate to high lighting.
Water Parameters:
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Temperature: Maintain a water temperature between 68-82°F (20-28°C).
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pH: Keep the pH level in the range of 6.0-7.5.
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Hardness: Adaptable to different water hardness levels.
Substrate and Attachment:
- Egeria Najas can be planted in the substrate or left floating. It readily forms dense, bushy clusters, providing cover for fry and small fish.
- If planted, ensure that the roots are buried in the substrate.
Fertilization:
- Egeria Najas is not a heavy feeder and can absorb nutrients from the water column. Supplement with a balanced liquid fertilizer if needed.
CO2 Injection:
- While Egeria Najas can grow without additional CO2, supplementing with CO2 can enhance growth and overall health.
Maintenance:
- Trim the plant regularly to control its growth and prevent it from overshadowing other plants.
- Egeria Najas is known for its rapid growth, making it an effective nutrient absorber and oxygenator.
Compatibility:
- Egeria Najas is compatible with a variety of freshwater fish and invertebrates.
- It provides excellent cover and a spawning site for fish like Guppies and other small species.
Differences compared to the Ontario Restricted Egeria Densa:
- Egeria Najas has finer and more delicate leaves compared to the broader leaves of Egeria Densa.
- Egeria Najas tends to have a lighter green coloration, while Egeria Densa can exhibit a darker green.
- Egeria Najas is generally more suitable for smaller aquariums due to its finer growth, while Egeria Densa can grow larger and may be more suitable for larger tanks.
- It's not illegal here in Ontario!
Note: Egeria Najas is an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced aquarists. Its adaptability and aesthetic appeal make it a valuable addition to any freshwater aquarium.
Experience the beauty and versatility of Egeria Najas in your aquarium. Order now to bring a touch of nature to your aquatic world. Whether you're a seasoned aquarist or just starting, Egeria Najas will thrive with minimal care, providing a lush and vibrant backdrop to your underwater landscape.
