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Najas guadalupensis
From The Aquarium Wiki
| Naja grass | ||
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| Close up of plant | ||
| Species | Najas guadalupensis | |
| Max. Height | 45.72 cm
18 " (45.7cm) | |
| Max. Width | 60.96 cm
24 " (61cm) | |
| Temp. | 300.15 K 80.6 °F 540.27 °R 283.15 K | |
| pH | 6.8 - 8.0 | |
| Water Hardness |
4-20 | |
| Availability | Common | |
| Difficulty | Easy | |
| Placement | Floating | |
| Growth Rate | Medium | |
| Light Needs | Low | |
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[edit] Synonyms, alternative common names and variants
Guppy grass, southern naiad, southern waternymph
[edit] Description
This mainly floating plant consists of small thin leaves on thin brittle stems that are closely packed together rather like Java moss. It can be planted in the substrate. But it prefers to float. It is native to many parts of the USA.
[edit] Environment Specifics
Not too high a flow as this delicate plant breaks easily. Do not place it in with fish or other animals that may trample on it or push it aside as it is quite brittle.
[edit] Pictures
[edit] External Links
- Plant Geek
- Wikipedia
- [1] - Aquahobby on Najas guadalupensis
- The Krib - Native USA Plants
