Red Root Floater Care - Not Super Easy

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  • čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
  • Red Root Floater care starts with ensuring this plant is in soft water. This plant prefers a water with less total dissolved solids in it. This plant also prefers a higher lighting in comparison to other floating plants like duck weed.
    Another huge variable when it comes to taking care of the red root floater aquarium plant is making sure it gets adequate lighting. Get yourself an aquarium plant LED that has a light spectrum of 6500 K with a decent amount of lumens. That intensity is going to be greatly appreciated by this floating plant.
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Komentáře • 36

  • @PalmerFishTalk
    @PalmerFishTalk  Před měsícem

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  • @collincataldo
    @collincataldo Před rokem +7

    Haven’t heard many people cover water hardness in relation to red root floaters, huge tips thank you !

  • @olov244
    @olov244 Před rokem +5

    mine did good inside a floating ring to stop water movement and give them something to push off of and grow up

  • @michellelovesanimals2237

    I just got red root floaters about a month ago , so far so good.

  • @westtxyo3171
    @westtxyo3171 Před rokem

    Interesting. Thank You. Have tried the red roofers with no luck. But hey, I cannot grow hogwart either, annoying. Duckweed absolutely. Frogbit to a point. Glad to see you back.

  • @larrycung9131
    @larrycung9131 Před rokem +1

    Thank you for covering this. Love red root floaters but I don’t have the money to make softer water.

  • @azntactical4884
    @azntactical4884 Před rokem

    You are right, red roots are hard to keep alive. I use Hygger lights as well. I am currently having good success with them in 3 different tanks. They do really good once the tank is overgrown with them or they start to grow on top of each other. Once I remove half of them for credit at the LFS, they kind of start to not do good until they are able to get back up in numbers.

  • @johnjwedrall4290
    @johnjwedrall4290 Před rokem

    Very helpful video 👍 ❗️

  • @andyd834
    @andyd834 Před 16 dny

    I've got my 3rd order of red root floaters on the way. First 2 times were a loss but I'm determined.

  • @CosmeGamerXD07
    @CosmeGamerXD07 Před 8 měsíci

    My plants were struggling to stay alive in high movement surface, I place a floating ring on que backpack filter and another on the plants to keep it even more calm, so far a few days they're starting to grow new healthy leaf

  • @vazquezcmp
    @vazquezcmp Před 3 měsíci

    Thanks for the video. I'll pass on the RRF

  • @bernandoturner4840
    @bernandoturner4840 Před rokem

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  • @Lowdermoomoo
    @Lowdermoomoo Před 10 měsíci

    I melted mine cause I underestimated the heater and it was bringing the water to 86°F at the 78°F setting, so I lowered it to around 70°F to get it to stay at 78°F I have one that was in the Furthest corner from the heater and I hope it recovers. If not Im gonna have to make another trip to the fish store 😬I do have the tank in a corner of my apartment that gets almost direct sunlight, and the one surviving plant I have seems to like it but I’m careful not to fully open the blinds so the tank doesn’t overheat.

  • @WhiteCloud746
    @WhiteCloud746 Před rokem

    good video

  • @cnanbarbarian
    @cnanbarbarian Před 5 měsíci +1

    Hmm, this stuff grows on lakes around here, that's crazy to know it doesn't like hard water. So the lakes around here are soft and healthy I would de deuce

  • @Sunkafit1
    @Sunkafit1 Před rokem +2

    i grow red root floater in hard water and he grow like crazy..strong lite and no flow is the way

  • @booker17
    @booker17 Před rokem +3

    Thanks buddy, I have really hard water, and a lot of water current. So I was basically doing everything wrong.

  • @neth77
    @neth77 Před rokem

    Well i got 10 in the post lol, let see how i go. Thanks for your advice.

  • @deandickens2203
    @deandickens2203 Před rokem +2

    Thanks for the tip with water hardness.
    My tap water is something like 14kh and 8.2-8.4 ph. After one or two days my light, filter, and rim get covered in calcium.
    Takes three capfulls of ph-down to get my water down to just 8.0. Seachem's natural regulator also helps but instead of using a teaspoon (like they recommend) I have to use giant spoonfuls and it still doesn't get my water down to anywhere near 7.
    Might bring it up with my landlord cuz if our water was any harder you could pave a driveway with it.
    All my ludwigia and red root floaters died before I started mixing my tap water with distilled water. Gonna try again with softer water and see how it goes.

    • @tphotommy
      @tphotommy Před rokem

      Any updates with the changes you made?

  • @BTQ410
    @BTQ410 Před 3 měsíci

    You need more light on your red root floaters and they will turn red. I guess I am lucky because my red root floaters grow like crazy. I have to clean it out once a week to keep it under control. I have grown it in high flow and low flow tanks, so not sure the flow matters that much. If it gets pushed underwater it will rot because it needs to stay dry on top like most floating plants. I also over stock my tanks, so mine have lots of nutrients which I think also helps floating plants. I would say this is a fairly easy plant do long as it has suffecient light and nutrients.

  • @pringles50g
    @pringles50g Před rokem +1

    My plant multiplies quickly and has a beautiful red color. What needs to be done to make it bloom?
    - little water movement;
    - light 12h;
    - temperature 24-25 C;
    - micro and macro elements;
    - pH 7.6; GH4; KH7;

  • @Frank-the-Tank-13
    @Frank-the-Tank-13 Před rokem

    No water movement is what I have found out. I had to turn the sponge down a lot.

  • @jenniffercollazo1298
    @jenniffercollazo1298 Před rokem +1

    I bought some and began to die...maybe for the water movement of my air stone and sponge filter?? The leafs began to turn brown as well as for the roots....I just have the led light that came with the Aqueon 10 gal kit tank....any recomendation?

    • @azntactical4884
      @azntactical4884 Před rokem

      find something to block off the water movement. I use a floating feeding tray over the sponge filter to help minimize the water disruption. it isn't perfect, but it helps quite a bit. If you have enough red roots, the dead ones will create a barrier to prevent the water movement to the rest of the healthy ones. I, also, leave the light on for 12 hours a day.

  • @rageagainstthewashingmachi2877

    Laughs in tropical country

  • @andreashessler838
    @andreashessler838 Před rokem +1

    Wait! Your TDS is 700-800? I've honestly never heard of anything like this. I thought mine was high at around 270.

  • @gudynator4245
    @gudynator4245 Před rokem

    My red root tunr purple i use sobo cob led s

  • @atopaz1
    @atopaz1 Před 4 měsíci

    Wish I saw this before i bought them lol I’m on well water and they’re just ….dying. 😢

  • @fiont_t5813
    @fiont_t5813 Před rokem

    mine is alive for quite long…. but it is not red

  • @littleblackdogs
    @littleblackdogs Před 6 měsíci

    Mine died. I have hard water.

  • @TechMan1900
    @TechMan1900 Před rokem

    if you have decent LEDs and put them just a few inches away from the red root floaters, they will flower.

  • @thepogguys
    @thepogguys Před rokem

    yo!

  • @harryhill-es5jk
    @harryhill-es5jk Před 6 měsíci

    Red root. Still doesn’t look good you need to move the led light low it still green and haven’t turn red it a light problem you need very strong light as it flowing plant you need humidity and stong light

  • @rohanarts1158
    @rohanarts1158 Před rokem +1

    you so negative all the time😔