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Cryptocoryne crispatula Tropica

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$4.68 $6.99 In stock

Category: Aquarium Plants

Cryptocoryne crispatula var. balansae is from Southern Thailand where there are limestone mountains, and the water can be very hard. Like many other Cryptocorynes it needs to acclimatise before growth starts in earnest. Leaves becomes 20-60 cm long and the single roset plant becomes 15-20 cm wide.

Plant info

Type: Rosulate
Origin: Asia
Growth rate: Medium
Height: 20 - 30+
Light demand: Low
CO2 : Low
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Eli ★★★★★

The leaves are long and wavy, which really stands out in my tank. Noticed it needed a few weeks to settle in before it started pushing out new growth, but now it's steady and looking healthy even in my hard water.

Julian E. ★★★★★

The leaves started showing new growth after just a week in my hard water tank, exactly what I needed for my limestone setup. The initial melt was minimal, and once it acclimated, the broad, textured leaves really filled out the midground nicely.

Benjamin K. ★★★★★

It survived the shipping and settled in without melting, which I honestly didn’t expect. The crinkled leaves are already pushing up toward the light in my hard-water tank, just like the description promised.