Bolbitis Broadleaf (Medium) – African Water Fern

The Bolbitis Broadleaf (Medium), also known as African Water Fern, is a hardy and elegant aquarium plant with large, flowing green leaves that create a natural, jungle-like appearance. Perfect for attaching to driftwood or rocks, Bolbitis thrives in low to medium light and does not require CO₂, making it ideal for low-tech aquariums. Its slow, steady growth and broad leaves make it a great midground or background feature in planted tanks.

• Hardy rhizome plant ideal for beginners and experts alike
• Lush, broad green leaves add texture and movement
• Grows best attached to wood, rock, or décor
• Thrives in low to medium light environments
• Perfect for community, shrimp, and planted aquariums

Care Guide:

• Lighting: Low to medium
• Temperature: 72–82°F
• pH: 6.0–7.8
• CO₂: Not required (optional for faster growth)
• Placement: Midground to background
• Growth Rate: Slow to moderate

Care Tips:
✅ Do not bury the rhizome—attach to wood or stone with thread or glue
✅ Provide gentle water flow to keep leaves clean
✅ Occasional liquid fertilizer can promote lush growth

FAQs:
Q: Can Bolbitis grow without CO₂?
A: Yes, it grows well in low-tech setups, though CO₂ can boost growth rate.

Q: Is it suitable for shrimp tanks?
A: Absolutely—its wide leaves provide shade and grazing surfaces.

Q: How big do the leaves get?
A: In aquarium conditions, leaves typically reach 6–10 inches in length.