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Buy 2 Get 1 Free Red Root Floater Portions | Live Aquarium Plants

Buy 2 Get 1 Free Red Root Floater Portions | Live Aquarium Plants

Regular price $7.99 USD
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Buy 2 Get 1 Free – Red Root Floater Portions

Stock your aquarium and save with our Buy 2 Get 1 Free Red Root Floater offer! Add three portions to your cart and only pay for two—the third portion is free. Each portion comes in a 4 oz cup filled with healthy, live Red Root Floaters (Phyllanthus fluitans).

Red Root Floaters are prized for their beautiful green-to-red leaves, delicate white flowers, and vibrant red roots. Under strong lighting and nutrient-rich conditions, the leaves develop stunning deep red coloration that adds eye-catching beauty to any freshwater aquarium.

These floating plants naturally absorb excess nutrients, including nitrates, helping improve water quality while reducing algae growth. Their long roots provide excellent shelter for bettas, shrimp, fry, and other small fish.

Features

  • 🌿 Buy 2 portions, get 1 portion FREE
  • 🥤 Each portion includes a healthy 4 oz cup of live Red Root Floaters
  • ❤️ Vibrant red coloration under ideal conditions
  • 🐠 Excellent cover for bettas, shrimp, and fry
  • 💧 Helps absorb nitrates and improve water quality
  • ☀️ Provides natural shade to help reduce algae
  • 📦 Grown in the USA and carefully packed fresh

Plant Care

  • Scientific Name: Phyllanthus fluitans
  • Placement: Floating
  • Lighting: Moderate to high (best color with high light)
  • CO₂: Not required
  • Growth Rate: Moderate to fast
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Temperature: 68–82°F
  • pH: 6.0–7.5

What’s Included

Each purchased portion contains a 4 oz cup of healthy live Red Root Floaters. To receive your free portion, simply add three portions to your cart—the discount is applied automatically at checkout. Plant size, leaf color, and quantity may vary naturally with the season and growing conditions.

Note: Some leaves may transition in color or experience minor shipping stress as the plants adjust to a new aquarium. Healthy new growth typically develops quickly under stable conditions with adequate lighting.

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