Aponogeton Madagascar Lace – Aponogeton madagascariensis

The Aponogeton Madagascar Lace (Aponogeton madagascariensis) is a stunning, rare aquatic plant prized for its delicate, lace-patterned leaves. Its intricate leaf structure and graceful appearance make it a breathtaking centerpiece in large planted aquariums. Best suited for experienced aquarists, this plant thrives in stable, clean water with moderate to strong flow and consistent lighting.

• Rare and highly sought-after lace leaf plant
• Perfect centerpiece for show aquariums
• Long, perforated leaves create a striking visual effect
• Ideal for experienced aquascapers
• Grows from a bulb—easy to plant and maintain once established

Care Guide:

• Lighting: Medium to high
• Temperature: 68–75°F (prefers cooler water)
• pH: 6.5–7.5
• Placement: Midground to background
• CO₂: Recommended but not required
• Growth Rate: Moderate

Care Tips:
✅ Provide good water circulation to prevent debris from collecting on leaves
✅ Avoid burying the bulb—only cover the roots lightly with substrate
✅ Periodically allow a short dormant phase (reduce light and temperature slightly)

FAQs:
Q: Is the Madagascar Lace Plant difficult to grow?
A: It’s moderately challenging and does best in clean, stable aquariums with consistent lighting and flow.

Q: How large does it get?
A: Leaves can reach up to 18–24 inches long in optimal conditions.

Q: Can it be used in community tanks?
A: Yes, it’s peaceful and compatible with most fish, shrimp, and snails.