Water Spangles | Salvinia minima

Salvinia minima Scientific Name:  Salvinia minima Common Names: Salvinia, Water Spangles  A low-tech aquarium plant ideal for absorbing excess nutrients in the Botanical Method, Blackwater, or Biotope Aquarium. Commonly utilized in Betta fish tanks to provide cover and reduce jumping, this floating plant from South America is ideal for all species of fish. The long, intricate roots create an ideal habitat for shrimp breeding, providing necessary cover from predation and surface area for biofilm grazing.  You will receive one portion of salvinia. One portion is equivalent to 10+ leaves. One portion is a good start for a 10-gallon aquarium.  Caring for Salvinia Minima in Blackwater Aquariums Care: Easy Light: Medium-High CO2: Not Necessary  Propagation: From side shoots Tint Tolerance: Low to High, floating plants are not impacted by the levels of tannins in the aquarium. Native Habitat: Central and South America All Plants may contain snails or snail eggs. We keep them in all of our tan