Water Spangle, Salvinia Minima, Live Aquarium/Aquatic/Freshwater/Floating/Pond Plant/Planted Tank/Aquascaping/Paludarium by Aquarium Plant Center (6 Plants, 30+ Leaves)

I was happy to see that packaging and plant health were perfect. Great addition to my tank. Beautiful top water plant.

I purchased 12 plants, and this is what my tank looked like just one month later! I even removed some because they multiplied so much, and my 5-gallon tank is still completely covered. The tank was fully cycled before I added the plants. I’m so happy with this purchase! The plants arrived healthy, grew quickly, and have been a great addition to my aquarium. I would definitely buy from this seller again.

Great plants and great service. USPS refused to deliver my package and help me due to address issue and I reached out to seller and immediately assisted me and fixed the issue with no problem. Very thankful and greatful. I will buy again soon ! The plants are thriving. Some have died but that’s on me.

These arrived in great condition. In 3 more days they were thriving. I bought the 60 leaf quantity because I only have a 10 gallon tank. I am thrilled that I only bought the smaller quantity because these filled my tank in under 2 weeks and I threw out more new growth than I originally purchased by 3 times the amount. You have to be careful because they will block all of the light needed for the plants below. I love the way these look and they are hearty. I would buy from this seller again and the shipping was great. I pray happy aquariums for you all.

Condition is great. Very vibrant, great amount for the price considering they grow very fast. Durable, float well and seem lively. I have a 10g rimless; they are the cherry on top. Great size and texture. Germination is idk what that means.

This is one of my favorite aquarium plants. It does a great job cleaning the water column, provides cover for fish and unlike water lettuce it does not produce roots long enough to reach the substate at the bottom of an aquarium. As long as you provide water spangles with plenty of full-spectrum light or sunlight and the water it floats on has at least some nutrients in it you should be good to go. A few tips: 1. This plant does not like strong water current. Filterless aquariums or aquariums with low flow are best for water spangles. 2. In a covered aquarium it can be prone to rotting from condensation on the leaves. Lidless aquariums are best. 3. This plant likes bright lighting (6500K or more is ideal) but you need to make sure there is ample space between the light and the plant. Unless you install a light source that is elevated above your aquarium by at least four inches you may need to drop the aquarium water level a few inches. 4. Water spangles can strip the water column of nutrients, so if your fish stocking levels are low and you have lots of other plants in the aquarium that feed from the water column you may run into nutrient deficiencies in which case a little liquid fertilizer may be in order. You can't go wrong with water spangles. I've had success with it in lots of different setups, from large aquariums stocked with livebearers to gallon jars filled with pond water on windowsills and stocked with scuds and ramshorn snails. If you can't get this plant to thrive you might as well stick to plastic plants.

I bought the Duckweed for my 10gal aquarium. It has 5 minnows, a goldfish, a crayfish and 2 snails. The duckweed was completely eaten within a few days. The duckweed was shipped quickly and seemed in good condition. Just a warning for people. You may want to let it grow more before introducing fish.

lovely plants however only a few came. yes the price was affordable but that should not mean you only get five or six little floaters. I just hope that they proliferate as much as people say they do because between two aquariums, one has 2 and the other one has three. like I said I just hope they spread as well as everyone says they will. And maybe I will be thinning them out as soon as they cover the top of the water! they are beautiful however