Italian Vallisneria Spiralis Live Aquarium Plants - 6 Pack

Italian Vallisneria (Vallisneria spiralis) - Live Freshwater Aquarium Plant Italian Vallisneria (Vallisneria spiralis) is a fast-growing live freshwater aquarium plant known for its long, ribbon-like green leaves that create a natural underwater backdrop. This hardy background plant adapts well to a wide range of aquarium conditions, making it an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced aquarists. This listing includes one healthy live Italian Vallisneria plant. Key Features • Long Ribbon-Like Green Leaves • Fast Growing Background Plant • Beginner-Friendly Freshwater Plant • Low to Medium Light Requirements • Natural Shelter for Fish & Shrimp • Spreads Easily Through Runners Care Instructions Lighting: Low to Medium lighting. Water Conditions: Temperature: 59-86°F (15-30°C) Placement: Background Growth Rate: Fast Plant Type: Rosette CO₂: Not required Substrate: Nutrient-rich substrate preferred but adapts well to gravel or sand. Maintenance: Produces runners that spread naturally throughout the aquarium. Trim older leaves as needed to maintain appearance and encourage healthy growth. Perfect For • Freshwater Community Aquariums • Background Aquascaping • Shrimp Tanks • Beginner Planted Tanks • Natural Aquatic Displays Why Choose Italian Vallisneria? Italian Vallisneria is one of the easiest aquarium plants to grow. Its flowing leaves add movement and depth to planted aquariums while providing natural cover for fish, shrimp, and fry. Its rapid growth helps create a lush, established look with minimal maintenance. Important Notes Live aquarium plants naturally vary in size, shape, and appearance at the time of shipment. Growth and coloration may differ depending on lighting, nutrients, and aquarium conditions. Images are for reference only. We carefully inspect and prepare all plants before shipment and ensure they are pest-free at the time of packing. However, because live aquarium plants are natural products, occasional hitchhikers such as bladder snails or other microorganisms may appear after transit or acclimation, which is beyond our control.