50+ "Pale" Duckweed (Lemnoideae)

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Item details:

Description

Pale is in quotations because I accidentally got this plant but based off of its color and appearance I am led to believe its a type of duckweed. The duckweed is taken from my main planted aquarium with snails or left to grow in one of my smaller tanks which each have a single snail. Before delivery I the dip the plants in a bleach solution for a minute plus a soak in a dechlorinator solution afterwards. This should reduce the chances of any snail eggs or algae hitching a ride but its not a guarantee. If you're still worried about snails you should do the same process when you get the plant.

You will receive the duckweed wrapped up with a wet paper towel in a plastic bag, and it should arrive in about a week or less in an envelope. When it arrives I recommend removing loose pieces of duckweed by hand followed by dipping the paper towel in water to detach any stuck pieces. There's no tracking provided so if it hasn't arrived after a week then send me a message so I can give you a replacement. If the duckweed arrives well you can go ahead and mark it as delivered on your end. In my experience, duckweed is nearly invincible so it should be ready to plant on arrival.

Make sure to check out the bulk listing if you want to purchase at least 200+ duckweed with combined shipping discounts, faster delivery, tracking, and volume pricing.

I am new to selling and the aquarium hobby in general, so expect somewhat inconsistent results when it comes to the appearance of each plant.

Care Info:

Optimal Parameters

Ph - 6.0 to 8.0

Temp - 60 to 82 F

Substrate - Floating

Growth - Fast

Difficulty - Very easy

Light - Low

Zone - Surface

Keep in mind these are estimates of the ideal conditions for the plant and its always more important to maintain stable tank parameters, as opposed to reaching for specific numbers.

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