They are strong and firmly anchor the plant to any surface. The roots propagating from the rhizome are bright brown. They vary in size from a half-inch to 12 inches. The texture of leaves is somehow leathery and hard. They also have black color veiny lines that run along the entire length of leaves. The leaves have colors ranging from medium to dark green. This aquarium plant has different varieties depending upon the shape and form of leaves. This part absorbs most of the water and nutrients. The roots and rhizomes of the plant propagate through the bottom of the rhizome. It looks like green roots and grows along the surface to which the fern is attached. In a java fern, rhizomes serve the purpose through which the leaves propagates. It is very adaptable and can survive in many types of tanks with different tankmates. It is a tall plant with a height extending to 12 inches and 6 to 9 inches in width. It has overall grey coloration and has three main parts. Java Fern Profile Scientific name Microsorumpteropus Family Polypodiaceae Size 2 to 12 inches Growth Low to moderate Tank size 10 to 15 gallon Lightning Low Leaves shape Variable Propagation Through roots rhizome and plantlets cutting Care level Easy Fertilizers and CO2 Not necessary Appearance It is suitable for decorating fish aquariums due to its unique leaf shapes and slow growth rate. It is an epiphytic plant it grows by attaching to rocks, tree trunks, and ground. Its scientific name is Microsorum Pteropus. Dutch German botanist Karl Ludwig was the first person to describe it in 1833. It is present in Indonesia, the Philippines, and other areas of South Asia. It is a wild plant and has different varieties depending upon the geographical region. Java fern belongs to the Polypodiaceae family it is a famous aquarium plant. These plants are compatible with a wide range of fish and plants. Java fern usually grows along the riverbank or underneath the water by attaching itself to the ground or rocks. 1.23 Why my java fern is not growing? Java Fern.1.20 Is java fern right for your aquarium?.
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