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Aquarium Root Tabs for Swords, Crypts and Substrate-Planted Stem Plants in Gravel, Sand or Planted Tanks
$23.39
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Give root-feeding aquarium plants the nutrients they need where they grow. These fertilizer tablets sit beneath the substrate near each plant’s base, supporting strong, healthy growth and a more vibrant underwater setting for your fish.
They suit planted swords, crypts and stem plants, making them a practical addition to routine care in aquariums using gravel, sand or planted-tank substrate. Choose from 10, 25 or 50 tabs to match your planting plan.
Key Features
- Place each tablet 1–2 inches into the substrate near the plant base, bringing nourishment to the root zone where rooted aquarium plants can use it.
- Space tabs 3–6 inches apart according to plant size and density, giving each planted area an appropriate place in your feeding routine.
- Replace the tablets every 1–2 months, or as needed, for a straightforward schedule that supports healthy plant growth over time.
- Use fingers or tweezers during placement to reduce disturbance around nearby roots and keep established plants settled.
- Pair the tablets with liquid fertilizer when your aquarium care routine calls for a more complete nutrient solution.
- Made for root-feeding plants rather than floating plants or mosses, so you can choose fertilizer according to how your aquarium plants feed.
Specifications
- Product form: Fertilizer tablets
- Plant compatibility: Swords, crypts and substrate-planted stem plants
- Substrate compatibility: Gravel, sand and planted-tank substrates
- Placement depth: 1–2 inches
- Tab spacing: 3–6 inches
- Replacement interval: Every 1–2 months or as needed
- Available quantities: 10 Pack, 25 Count and 50 Count
- Handling: Use tweezers or fingers to avoid disturbing nearby roots
- Safety guidance: Do not place tabs too close to delicate plant roots
- Care note: Disturbed tabs may cause temporary cloudiness
Tuck the tabs into the substrate as directed and refresh them as part of your regular planted-tank care. Careful placement keeps the routine simple while supporting the rooted plants that shape your fish’s underwater home.