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Salvinia Minima

Salvinia Minima

€3,49
€3,49
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Verzorging Salvinia Minima

  • Normal light
  • Not necessary but grows better with CO2 injection
  • 5 CM

Hoe plant je Salvinia Minima ?

You can simply let the plant float. Carefully place the Salvinia minima on the water's surface. Make sure the plant has enough room to float and spread out, as this floating plant grows outward.

If you want to ensure your Salvinia minima floats in a specific spot, you can use a floating plant ring. This ring helps keep the plant in place while still allowing it to float and develop. You can learn more about it in our article.making a floating plant ring >

With this approach you can effectively place this floating plant in your aquarium, which not only creates a natural look, but also helps the plant to improve the water values.

Hoe snoei je Salvinia Minima ?

Removing Salvinia minima is a simple way to control the growth of this floating plant. Because it can grow vigorously, it's important to remove it regularly to prevent it from covering the water surface too much and depriving other plants in the aquarium of light and nutrients.

You can easily scoop the plant from the water's surface with your hand or a net. This allows you to easily remove the excess plant without damaging the rest of your aquarium.

This approach prevents Salvinia minima from taking up too much space and ensures that it continues to make a positive contribution to water quality without overwhelming other plants.

Meet Salvinia Minima, also known as the small float fern. This floating plant not only provides a beautiful decorative element to your aquarium, but also offers many benefits for the health and well-being of your fish.

Floating plants like Salvinia Minima are exceptionally effective at combating algae growth. They maintain a natural balance in the aquarium by absorbing excess nutrients and competing with algae for light and nutrients.

In addition, floating plants provide hiding places for fish, making them feel safe and protected.

A fun fact is that the root hairs of Salvinia Minima collect a lot of floating debris, which is a valuable food source for shrimp. This provides them with a natural and varied diet while also helping to keep the aquarium clean.

The fine root hairs of Salvinia Minima are also an ideal food source for fry, who enjoy eating debris from between the root hairs. Furthermore, bubble-nest-building fish find floating plants ideal for nesting; and the rapid growth of Salvinia Minima provides the perfect opportunity for this.

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