Bolbitis Heudelotii
Bolbitis Heudelotii
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Bolbitis Heudelotii, commonly known as the African Water Fern, is a beautiful and highly sought-after aquatic fern with deep green, finely textured, and gracefully arching leaves. Native to West Africa, this slow-growing plant thrives when attached to driftwood or rocks, making it an excellent choice for natural aquascapes. Its unique, flowing appearance adds depth and movement to an aquarium while providing excellent shelter for fish and shrimp.
Key Features
Key Features
Elegant, Flowing Foliage: Deep green, finely divided leaves create a lush, natural look.
Epiphytic Growth: Grows best when attached to rocks or driftwood rather than planted in the substrate.
Ideal for Aquascaping: Enhances midground or background sections with its unique texture.
Great for Fish & Shrimp: Provides hiding places and grazing surfaces for aquatic life.
Slow-Growing & Low Maintenance: Requires little upkeep and is easy to care for.
Care Tips
Care Tips
Lighting: Prefers low to moderate lighting; excessive light can encourage algae on the leaves.
CO₂ & Fertilization: CO₂ supplementation is not required. Occasional liquid fertilization can be beneficial.
Temperature: Thrives in 68–80°F (20–27°C).
Water Conditions: Best in a pH range of 6.0–7.5 with soft to moderately hard water.
Planting & Growth: Should be attached to hardscape (driftwood or rocks) with fishing line or glue; avoid burying the rhizome in the substrate to prevent rot.
Maintenance: Minimal trimming needed; remove old or damaged leaves as necessary.
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Bolbitis Heudelotii is an excellent addition to freshwater aquariums, offering a lush, natural aesthetic with minimal maintenance. Its slow-growing, hardy nature makes it a favorite among aquascapers and planted tank enthusiasts.