🌿 Hygrophila pinnatifida on Driftwood – Small Aquarium Décor Plant

The Hygrophila pinnatifida on Driftwood (Small) is a stunning pre-mounted aquarium plant that adds instant natural beauty and depth to any freshwater aquascape. This hardy stem plant is securely attached to a piece of natural driftwood, making it easy to place without the need for planting or special tools.

With its deep green to bronze fronds and elegant fern-like texture, Hygrophila pinnatifida brings a refined, natural look to your tank. Its slow to moderate growth makes it ideal for shrimp tanks, community aquariums, and planted displays.

🌟 Key Features

🪵 Pre-Attached to Driftwood – Ready to place directly into your aquarium
🌿 Unique Leaf Texture – Fern-like leaves with rich bronze-green tones
💧 Low Maintenance – Thrives in low to medium light conditions
🐠 Perfect Aquascaping Accent – Adds dimension and texture to planted tanks
✨ Shrimp & Fish Safe – Provides hiding spaces and biofilm surface

⚙️ Care Guide

• Plant Type: Rhizome / Stem Plant (Hygrophila pinnatifida)
• Placement: Midground or accent décor
• Lighting: Low to medium (brighter light enhances bronze tones)
• CO₂ Requirement: Optional – improves coloration and growth speed
• Growth Rate: Moderate
• Water Temperature: 70–82°F
• pH Range: 6.5–7.8
• Tank Size: Any (great for nano to large aquariums)

💡 Tank Setup Tips

• Place driftwood directly on substrate or rock.
• Avoid burying the plant base—keep the rhizome above the substrate.
• Works beautifully with Anubias, Bucephalandra, and Java Fern for mixed aquascapes.
• Gentle water flow and balanced nutrients help maintain leaf vibrancy.

❓ FAQ

Q: Does it come already attached to the wood?
A: Yes! Each piece is hand-mounted and ready to place in your aquarium.

Q: How big is the small size?
A: Typically 3–5 inches long driftwood pieces with a healthy plant portion attached.

Q: Does it need CO₂?
A: Not required, but CO₂ enhances color and growth rate.

Q: Can it grow emersed or submerged?
A: Yes—it adapts well to both environments.

Q: Is it safe for shrimp and snails?
A: 100% safe—shrimp love grazing on the driftwood and plant surface.