DWARF SAG
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Acclimation:
Temperature Match: Ensure the water in the bag/container your Betta came in is at the same temperature as the tank water.
Float the Bag: Float the sealed bag in the tank for about 15-20 minutes to let the water inside adjust to the tank temperature.
Water Mixing: Gradually add small amounts of tank water to the bag over the next 15-20 minutes to help the Betta adjust to the new water parameters.
Release: Gently net the Betta out of the bag and release it into the tank. Avoid adding the water from the bag into the tank to prevent any diseases from spreading.
PHOTOS: We try best to take nice photo to show best aspect of the fishes but our photo is no edit.
1 portion include 5 stems with root.
Dwarf Sagittaria (Sagittaria subulata), commonly known as Dwarf Sag, is a popular aquarium plant appreciated for its hardiness and low-maintenance nature. Here are some care tips for Dwarf Sag:
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Lighting: Dwarf Sag can thrive under a wide range of lighting conditions, from low to high. However, moderate to high lighting will encourage more compact growth and better propagation.
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Substrate: Provide a nutrient-rich substrate for Dwarf Sag. It prefers sandy or fine-gravel substrates that allow its runners to spread easily. A nutrient substrate like aquatic soil or clay-based substrate can promote healthy growth.
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Water Parameters: Dwarf Sag tolerates a wide range of water parameters. It can thrive in slightly acidic to slightly alkaline water with a pH ranging from 6.5 to 7.5. The temperature should be between 68°F to 82°F (20°C to 28°C). Maintain good water quality with regular water changes to prevent algae growth.
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CO2 and Fertilization: While Dwarf Sag can grow well without CO2 injection or fertilization, providing supplemental CO2 and liquid fertilizers can promote faster growth and more vibrant colors. If you have a heavily planted tank or high-light setup, consider adding CO2 and dosing fertilizers to support healthy growth.
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Water Flow: Dwarf Sag prefers moderate water flow. Ensure adequate water circulation in the aquarium without creating strong currents that might uproot the plants.
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Propagation: Dwarf Sag propagates readily through runners that spread across the substrate. As the plant grows, it will send out runners with new plantlets. Simply allow these plantlets to take root, or you can replant them in desired locations to create a dense carpet.
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Pruning: Regular trimming of older or damaged leaves can help maintain the plant's appearance and promote new growth. Use scissors to trim the leaves close to the substrate level, being careful not to damage the roots or new shoots.
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Compatibility: Dwarf Sag is compatible with most freshwater aquarium fish and invertebrates. However, avoid keeping herbivorous species that may consume or uproot the plants.
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Lighting Period: Provide a consistent lighting period of around 8 to 10 hours per day. Using a timer for your aquarium lights can help maintain a stable photoperiod.
Overall, Dwarf Sag is a versatile and attractive plant that can serve as a foreground or midground carpeting plant in aquariums. With proper care, it can create a lush and natural look in your aquascape.
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DWARF SAG