Elodea Oxygenator (Elodea Densa)

An extremely popular plant in cold water and tropical tanks as well as ponds.

The small deep green and semi-translucent leaves can give your aquarium a distinctive texture and is especially effective if planted using several bunches of 5-6 stems.

These make a stunning show planted towards the rear of the Aquarium and often hide unsightly equipment like filters and heaters.

It is also a well recognised plant for oxygenating ponds as well as aquariums.

This species grows quite rapidly and you can take cuttings off it and re-plant to make more plants for almost free.

Great in a cold water tank with an assortment of fantails and other orandas.

Often this plant is used in vegetarian eating tanks and with the right balance you can have a constant supply of vegetarian fish food.

We recommend washing all plants gently before use in your aquarium, especially in Shrimp or Snail Tanks.
This is to protect against the transporting spray often usedon plants before shipping.
This is safe for fish species but sometimes may harm shrimp species. 

We have this plant available in Leaded Bunches
Occasionally for whatever reason some plants become unavailable for a period of time, if this is the case for this plant we will Substitute for a similar alternative.
If You supply us with your phone number we will try and contact you if 1/3 or more of your order needs Substituting.

a "Leaded Plant" is around 5 Plants that may be cuttings or with roots starting to Grow. These are generally the Most Popular Plants.
  • Safe for shrimps and snails
  • Temperature Range = Flexible 20 c to 28 c
  • Ph   Range = Flexible 6.0 to 7.5
  • Lighting = Medium to High
  • Difficulty = Easy
We get fresh plants in every Friday and dispatch them most Days with 1st Class delivery.

Disclaimer: While we attempt to keep all living products well cared for and maintained, we cannot guarantee they will reach you in optimal conditions due to the delivery process. Should you have a concern about your living product and want to bring in a complaint, you will be required to present photographic evidence or video of your product, so we can identify that it is indeed defective or if it simply requires some kind of care.