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Live Freshwater Stem Plant, Myriophyllum Heterophyllum Myrio Red for Midground or Background Aquascapes

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$25.45
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Live Freshwater Stem Plant, Myriophyllum Heterophyllum Myrio Red for Midground or Background Aquascapes

$25.45
Sale price  $25.45 Regular price  $25.45
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Myrio Red is a live freshwater stem plant featuring fine, feathery foliage and warm reddish tones. Its soft texture and moderate growth make it a versatile addition to planted aquariums, where it can create contrast, depth, and natural movement.

Suitable for low-tech and high-tech setups, this adaptable plant works well in community and shrimp tanks. Place it in the midground or background, then trim and replant the tops to encourage a denser, bushier display.

Key Features

  • Produces soft, feathery red foliage that contrasts naturally against green aquarium plants.
  • Offers a moderate, manageable growth rate and an easy-to-moderate care level.
  • Provides natural shelter and hiding space for shrimp, fry, and other aquatic life.
  • Helps absorb excess nutrients while adding visual flow, depth, and texture to aquascapes.
  • Supplemental CO₂ is not required, although it can improve growth speed and color intensity.

Specifications

  • Scientific name: Myriophyllum heterophyllum; common name: Myrio Red.
  • Plant type: Live freshwater stem plant for midground or background placement.
  • Lighting: Moderate to high light is recommended for compact growth and stronger red coloration.
  • Water conditions: 68–82°F (20–28°C) and pH 6.0–7.5.
  • Planting: Rinse gently in clean aquarium water, separate bundled stems, and plant individual stems slightly apart in nutrient-rich substrate.
  • Formats: Single, 3 Pack, or 5 Pack quantities supplied as Bunch or Potted plants.

Live plants naturally vary in size, density, and coloration. Newly shipped growth may appear greener, and some leaf shedding during the first week is normal. Lighting, nutrients, tank conditions, and acclimation affect red coloration.

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