Eriocaulon sp. Sulawesi
Eriocaulon sp. Sulawesi
This rare and unique plant is a gem for nano aquariums, featuring grass-like leaves just 2 cm long. Found in Sulawesi, this Eriocaulon species has a slow growth rate and is a must-have for any aquarium enthusiast. To keep it healthy, it needs strong lighting, soft water, nutrient-rich substrate, and an appropriate CO2 concentration.
Eriocaulon sulawesi is an aquatic plant native to the freshwater lakes of Sulawesi, Indonesia. It's known for its unique appearance, featuring slender, grass-like leaves that can form dense clusters. The plant often has a striking rosette shape, adding visual interest to aquascapes.
Care Requirements:
Light: Prefers high lighting for optimal growth.
Substrate: Thrives in nutrient-rich substrates; root anchorage is important.
CO2: Benefits from CO2 injection, especially in lower light conditions.
Water Conditions: Enjoys soft, acidic to neutral water with temperatures between 72-82°F (22-28°C).
Maintenance:
Eriocaulon sulawesi requires regular trimming to prevent overgrowth and maintain its desired shape. It can be somewhat challenging to grow but is highly rewarding for aquarists looking to create a biodiverse and visually appealing tank.
Quantity: PRICE PER ROSETTE
Growth Rate: Slow
Placement: Foreground
Light Demand: High
CO2: High
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this looks like one of the smallest erios ive seen, but it came in healthy and been thriving in my tank!