Add instant color and texture to your aquarium with Alternanthera Reineckii Variegated Wabikusa, a pre-grown plant arrangement featuring beautifully striped red, pink, and green foliage. Designed for effortless aquascaping, this Wabikusa form allows for easy placement while creating a natural, established look from day one. Its compact, bushy growth makes it ideal for accent areas and transitional spaces within planted aquariums.
Feature
Details
Plant Type
Live Freshwater Aquarium Plant (Wabikusa)
Growth Habit
Compact, Bushy Stem Growth
Light Requirements
Moderate to High
CO₂ Requirement
Recommended for Best Color and Growth
Placement
Foreground to Midground
Foliage Color
Red, Pink, and Green Variegation
Care Level
Moderate
Key Benefits
Ready-to-Place Wabikusa, Unique Variegation, Strong Color Accent
Recommended Temperature
68–82°F (20–28°C)
Recommended pH Range
6.0–7.5
Please note that Wabikusa size and coloration may vary due to natural growth conditions. Delivery time is typically 5–7 days depending on availability.
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