Freshwater Aquarium Dwarf Hairgrass Seeds Foreground or Carpeting in Planted Fish Tank Betta Will Love it.
Brand: AquLife
Hairgrass is an aquatic plant commonly used as a foreground or carpeting plant in planted aquariums. <p>Hairgrass need a fine-grained substrate rich in nutrients and minerals, especially iron.</p><p> live plants produce oxygen, absorb carbon dioxide and ammonia that fish generate.</p><p> Instruction</p> <p>Casting seed on the surface of the substrate. Keep the surface of the substrate moist, cover opening to keep moist in. </p><p>2-7 days is enough for sprouting, 15 days finish landscaping. After most seeds sprout fill tank with water. -Ideal temperature between 68F to 86F</P>
Having live plants in your aquarium will help to produce oxygen, absorb carbon dioxide and ammonia that fish generate.
Healthy live plant will help to balance the ecosystem in your aquarium
Easy to maintain and will germinate from 7 to 15 days.
Spread seed on substrate and keep it moist. Do not fill tank until fully germinate