| Management number | 234731843 | Release Date | 2026/07/02 | List Price | $4.00 | Model Number | 234731843 | ||
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Amazon Frogbit is a popular floating plant prized for its rounded, spongy green leaves and long, flowing roots that dangle gracefully into the water column. This South American native brings a natural, serene aesthetic to both freshwater aquariums and outdoor ponds, while also serving important functional benefits.
With its ability to absorb excess nutrients, shade the water, and provide shelter for fish and fry, Amazon Frogbit is both beautiful and beneficial. It’s a fast grower and easy to maintain, making it an excellent choice for aquarists of all skill levels.
Common Name: Amazon Frogbit
Growth Form: Floating plant
Leaf Shape: Rounded, spongy, vibrant green leaves
Root System: Long, hair-like roots that reach deep into the water
Light Demand: Low to high
CO₂ Requirement: Not required
Growth Rate: Fast
Placement: Surface-floating
Temperature: 68–82°F (20–28°C)
pH Range: 6.0–7.5
Water Hardness: Soft to moderately hard
Lighting: Moderate to bright lighting promotes lush growth and vibrant color
Natural Shade: Helps reduce algae growth by limiting light penetration
Fish Shelter: Provides hiding spaces and comfort for fish, shrimp, and fry
Nutrient Control: Absorbs ammonia, nitrates, and other waste products
Aesthetic Appeal: Adds a calm, floating element to topwater areas
Propagation: Produces daughter plants via runners
Nutrient Substrate: Not Required
Can Be Grown Emersed: No – thrives floating on water surface only
Sold as a small portion – Approx. 2–3 individual plants
Amazon Frogbit grows quickly under optimal conditions. Be sure to trim as needed to prevent surface overgrowth or blockage of light to submerged plants. Not suitable for tanks with strong surface agitation or high water flow.
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