ADA Cryptocoryne sivadasanii
Cryptocoryne sivadasanii, a very rare and unusual species of Cryptocoryne, it originates from the rivers of the southwest of India.
It features striking, narrow elongated leaves with a textured surface that can grow up to 50 cm in length.
How to use Cryptocoryne sivadasanii
For maximum visual impact, Cryptocoryne sivadasanii is best placed in the midground or background of the aquarium. Its striking, narrow leaves are perfectly suited for creating a sense of movement and dynamics, particularly when water flow is present. As the water current passes through the leaves, they gently sway and rustle, effectively showcasing the water flow and adding a touch of realism to the aquascape.
Plant Maintenance
This cryptocoryne doesn't produce runners and instead grows in tufts, so it is an easy plant to keep in check in the aquarium. It almost resembles a narrow-leaved Vallisneria but is more controllable and predictable in its growth pattern.
Emersed Growth
This plant can be grown emersed.
Key Information
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Rare Cryptocoryne from India
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Very narrow, long leaves
- Tufted growth, no long runners
- Suitable for hard water areas
ADA Cryptocoryne sivadasanii Growth Information
Cryptocoryne sivadasanii |
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Difficulty |
Easy |
Type |
Stolen |
Origin |
India / Asia |
Growth Rate |
Slow |
Height |
50cm+ |
Light Demand |
Medium |
CO2 |
Optional |