Dwarf Sagittaria

Sagittaria subulata is an aquatic plant in the family Alismataceae, native from eastern North America to northern South America. As a foreground-to-midground plant, its narrow leaves spread densely like a lawn, and its vigorous propagation by runners naturally carpets the entire tank over time. Extremely hardy, growing without CO2 even in low light, making it one of the best plants for beginner aquarists. It adapts to a wide range of water chemistry, preferring slightly acidic to neutral conditions but tolerating moderate pH fluctuations. Higher light produces shorter, more compact leaves, while low light causes leaves to grow longer and slender. It is also notably resistant to grazing in goldfish and large-fish aquariums.

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