Plant Profiles

Myriophyllum muricatum

Live freshwater plant Myriophyllum muricatum - Painted Watermilfoil for fish tanks and aquariums Large bunch or portion of aquatic plant Myriophyllum muricatum - Painted Watermilfoil. Aquarium plant with fast delivery across Australia.
Myriophyllum muricatum
Painted Watermilfoil
$7.95

Myriophyllum muricatum, also known as Painted Watermilfoil, is a striking plant that can add a touch of colour to any aquarium. This native Australian plant features dense needle-like foliage of an orange-brown to olive-green colour, with rough, bright red stems visible through the feathery leaves. When grown under bright lights, the uppermost leaves can turn a bright red colour, adding a pop of colour to the aquarium.

This plant is very easy to care for and grows rapidly under the right conditions. It will thrive in warm water temperatures and average/ moderate lighting, making it an ideal choice for beginner aquarists or those looking for low-maintenance plants. Additionally, Painted Watermilfoil is tolerant of a variety of water parameters, making it a versatile choice for different types of aquarium setups.

In addition to its aesthetic appeal and easy care requirements, Myriophyllum muricatum will also help to improve the water quality of the aquarium. Like other aquatic plants, it absorbs nutrients from the water, which can help to reduce nitrate and phosphate. This can result in a healthier and more stable aquatic environment for fish and other tank inhabitants.

Overall, Myriophyllum muricatum is an excellent choice for aquarists looking for a visually appealing, low-maintenance plant that will also benefit the health of their aquarium. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced aquarist, Painted Watermilfoil makes a great addition to any aquatic setup.

Requirements and information

Temperature:
TropicalWarmCold

Substrate type:
CoarseFine

Substrate nutrients:

Medium

Water nutrients:

Medium

Light demand:

Medium

CO2:

Medium

Height:

Tall

Growth rate:

Moderate

Growth habit:

Stem

Difficulty:

Intermediate

Native to: