Cryptocoryne crispatula
Cryptocoryne crispatula is a popular and hardy aquatic plant known for its long, ribbon-like leaves that can grow in various shades of green to brown. Native to Southeast Asia, this species is well-suited for background placement in aquariums, where its tall, flowing leaves create a natural, riverine aesthetic. Its tolerance for a wide range of water conditions and low maintenance requirements make it ideal for both beginner and experienced aquarists. Cryptocoryne crispatula thrives in soft to hard water, and its adaptability allows it to grow well in high or low-tech setups.
Plant info
Scientific Name | Cryptocoryne crispatula |
Common Name | Crisped Cryptocoryne |
Origin | Southeast Asia |
Family | Araceae |
Height | 20-60 cm |
Growth Rate | Slow to Moderate |
Placement in Tank | Background |
Light Requirement | Low to Medium |
CO2 Requirement | Not required, but beneficial |
Temperature | 22-28°C |
pH Range | 6.0-8.0 |
Propagation | Runners |
Ideal Uses | Background plant, river-themed aquascapes |
Maintenance Level | Easy |
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