Have you tried live plants, only to have them die off in short order? It can be frustrating, but maybe it's time to give live plants another try, but this time get some Dwarf Hygro. Attractive, fast growing, easy to care for, and almost indestructible all describe Dwarf Hygro to a tee. Hailed as the ideal choice for a newly set up aquarium, this plant thrives on any excess nutrients in the water. Dwarf Hygro also does well in a variety of water conditions, making it a great choice for those who don't have perfect water.More About Live Plants
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