Guppy Grass | Najas Guadelupensis | Floating Aquarium Plant
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Guppy Grass (Najas Grass) – A Versatile, Fast-Growing Aquarium Plant
Guppy grass (Najas guadalupensis) is a fast-growing freshwater plant that can be rooted in the substrate or left floating, making it a versatile choice for any aquarium setup. It gets its name from its ability to provide excellent shelter for baby guppies, offering them protection from larger fish.
This hardy plant is highly effective at absorbing excess nutrients and removing toxins, helping to maintain clean and balanced water conditions. With its dense, bushy growth, guppy grass enhances aquascapes while promoting a healthy environment for fish and shrimp.
You will receive 1/4lb of Guppy Grass.
Main Benefits:
- Medium light plant for easy maintenance
- Easy to grow when planted or floating
- Helps convert toxins in the water and heavy metals into safe organics
- Promotes oxygen rich water
- Provides hiding places for shrimp and baby shrimp
I wanted to provide some feedback on my recent order of 3/4 lb of Guppy Grass. While the plant arrived healthy, there are two areas, which even though are not earth-shattering disasters, are examples of how details do matter and it's attention to details (or lack of attention) that make one stand out among the competition. The two areas the listing doesn't quite match the product received:
Species Variety: The listing identifies this as Najas guadelupensis, but the variety I received is actually Najas minor (or possibly Najas marina). It has the very distinct, hard, "steel-wool" feel and brittle stems characteristic of those species, which is significantly different from the type of soft guppy grass pictured and described as Najas guadelupensis.
Weight Accuracy: I ordered 12 oz (3/4 lb), but the package weighed in at 11.4 oz. Even accounting for the weight of the shipping bag and the small amount of water inside, the total fell short of the 12 oz purchased or even the 11.5 oz threshold required to round up to the ordered weight of 12 oz.
It’s a hardy plant and will still serve my purposes as spawning medium and fry cover. I'm sure as the Shop gains more experience with online fulfillment, these discrepancies in details will be rectified as all good Shops do.
I really liked the volume of Guppy Grass that I received. The only issue that I have is that approx 30% of it was brown and there was tag along Duck Weed in the bag.
Nice handful.. never had guppy grass and can’t find it anywhere so even if it dies off it arrived green and would be my fault if it doesn’t thrive
I wanted to provide some feedback on my recent order of 3/4 lb of Guppy Grass. While the plant arrived healthy, there are two areas, which even though are not earth-shattering disasters, are examples of how details do matter and it's attention to details (or lack of attention) that make one stand out among the competition. The two areas the listing doesn't quite match the product received:
Species Variety: The listing identifies this as Najas guadelupensis, but the variety I received is actually Najas minor (or possibly Najas marina). It has the very distinct, hard, "steel-wool" feel and brittle stems characteristic of those species, which is significantly different from the type of soft guppy grass pictured and described as Najas guadelupensis.
Weight Accuracy: I ordered 12 oz (3/4 lb), but the package weighed in at 11.4 oz. Even accounting for the weight of the shipping bag and the small amount of water inside, the total fell short of the 12 oz purchased or even the 11.5 oz threshold required to round up to the ordered weight of 12 oz.
It’s a hardy plant and will still serve my purposes as spawning medium and fry cover. I'm sure as the Shop gains more experience with online fulfillment, these discrepancies in details will be rectified as all good Shops do.
I really liked the volume of Guppy Grass that I received. The only issue that I have is that approx 30% of it was brown and there was tag along Duck Weed in the bag.
Nice handful.. never had guppy grass and can’t find it anywhere so even if it dies off it arrived green and would be my fault if it doesn’t thrive