Description
Red Root Floater (Phyllanthus Fluitans) | 4 Oz Cup
Red Root Floater (Phyllanthus Fluitans) is a green- and red-tinged plant that originates in South America. It’s an easy-to-keep floating plant whose leaves slightly resemble small Brussels sprouts. Red root floater for sale here is very beneficial and useful in aquariums because the plant removes excess nutrients, biological waste, and contaminants. It is also one of our fastest-growing plants! Like other floating plants, Red Root Floater will provide shade and make some of your skittish fish feel more secure and confident.
Caring for Our Red Root Floater for Sale
Under good conditions, this floating plant exhibits unique coloration with beautiful red roots and an underbelly to contrast the light green of its leaves. It does not require strong lighting but, if provided, the plant will show more intense red coloration.
- Minimum Lighting Required: Moderate
- Temperature Range: 59-86°F
- Tank Placement: Floating
The red root floater for sale in our store is one of the easiest plants to start with. Quite literally, toss it into your tank and you are done! Once the plant has adjusted to the new environment, it will quickly start to propagate.
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When you choose to shop our collection of live aquarium plants and botanicals, every image you see on our site is a true representation of the plant grown in our nurseries and of the highest quality we can provide. Our plants are sourced from the best Florida nurseries and we always have a large selection of plants available for quick shipping to you. Get free shipping when you spend $79.99 on floating plants today and complete your aquarium’s aquascape with our botanicals and fish.
Reviews (128)
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Red root floaters
I was quite happy with my red root floaters from MA. They arrived healthy and look wonderful in my tank. The 4oz cups were completely filled and 2 worked perfectly to seed one side of my 14G tank in top water plants. I will continue to buy from here in the future.
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So lovely
I have a lidless tank, and this is such a lovely addition. I think the red roots extending down into the tank make everything in the tank appear more lush. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because several of the leaves were brown, but I'm hoping with good light and nutrition the plants will begin to thrive and spread.
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WOW
The quantity was through the roof! the cup was busting open full of plants! and they were soo healthy
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Loooong roots!
Came with many roots and so many green leaves (i even got 3 that had blossoms!) Just be careful untangling the roots. I did lose a bit of roots during unboxing but all the leaves seem to be growing some roots back so thats nice!!
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Great!
Good color, great quality, very happy with the quantity
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Phenomenal quality
So beyond impressed with my purchase, everything in the shipment arrived healthy and happy (a day earlier than anticipated too). The red root floaters are stunning. And the cup was absolutely packed! I was not expecting so much. You certainly get your money’s worth. Thanks a ton. I will hands down be returning for more.
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Red root floater
they came in great condition as usual
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Red root floater
I like these plants arrived in good condition enough so that I reordered some more
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RED ROOT FLOATER
The plant came in great condition. Great experience shopping at modern aquarium
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Arrived healthy
Ordered 3 cups and all arrived in good shape with still some moisture in the cups. I followed the instructions including the dip which freaked me out a bit but I am trusting the process! All 3 cups went into quarantine tank and I can already see a bit of red on the roots. Can’t wait to see them acclimated and in the main display tank. For reference- my QT tank is a 10 gallon tank and the 3 cups filled out the top nicely.
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Nice floating plants
The shipment was fast and it was so fresh and well packaged, like it came from the next door store... Floaters are so cute and they look good in my tanks, can’t wait to see the roots grow long. Highly recommend to order !
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I Failed These
These are so pretty but I hadn't read enough on them before hand. My tank is only 29 gallons and the water moves quite a bit on top. After I read they didn't do well when water moves around a lot, I put them into a separate container with light to protect them until I came up with a way to protect them from the water movement. By the time I came up with something, which was a net wall basically, to keep them on one side of the tank in calm water, they died off. I'd really like to try these again some time if and when I put a pond in outside. I also was glad I bought a heater for the fish since these plants I read to better in warmer waters. Thanks!