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Cryptocoryne Hudoroi

Cryptocoryne Hudoroi

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🌿 Cryptocoryne Hudoroi - Rare Freshwater Aquarium Plant

Introduce a touch of elegance to your aquarium with the rare Cryptocoryne Hudoroi. Known for its thick, textured green leaves and slow-growing nature, this plant is perfect for creating a natural, jungle-like aquascape. Hardy and adaptable, it’s an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced aquarists.

Cryptocoryne Hudoroi Quick Facts

Feature Details
🌍 Origin Southeast Asia
📏 Size 6 - 12 inches
💡 Lighting Low to moderate
🌡️ Temperature 72°F - 82°F (22°C - 28°C)
💧 pH Range 6.0 - 7.5
🎨 Color Dark green with wavy, textured leaves
🪴 Position in Tank Midground to Background
🌟 Difficulty Beginner-friendly (easy to moderate)
🐟 Compatibility Betta fish, Neocaridina/Caridina shrimp, snails, community fish

Why Choose Cryptocoryne Hudoroi?

  • ✔️ Rare and exotic – A unique addition to any aquascape.
  • ✔️ Thick, textured leaves – Adds depth and natural aesthetics to aquariums.
  • ✔️ Low-maintenance – Thrives in low-tech setups with minimal care.
  • ✔️ Provides natural shelter – Great for fish and shrimp seeking hiding spots.
  • ✔️ Improves water quality – Absorbs excess nutrients and stabilizes tank conditions.

How to Care for Cryptocoryne Hudoroi

Care Tips

  • Lighting: Grows well in low to moderate lighting, making it ideal for low-tech setups.
  • Placement: Works best as a midground or background plant due to its moderate height.
  • Substrate: Prefers nutrient-rich substrate; root tabs encourage strong growth.
  • Fertilizer: Occasional root fertilization helps maintain healthy leaves.
  • Maintenance: Trim older or melting leaves to promote new growth.

Propagation Steps

  1. Wait for Runners: The plant naturally produces side shoots or runners.
  2. Separate the Baby Plants: Once plantlets develop roots, gently separate them from the main plant.
  3. Replant: Place the new plantlets into the substrate and allow them to establish.
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