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My favorite aquarium plant is Ludwigia peruensis. The plants are very beautiful and colorful. I learned a lot about aquarium plants from this video. Thank you very much.
These plants are looking fantastic for many fishkeepers to add in their aquarium. Alternanthera Reineckii Rosanervig is the best one. The beautiful red and pink colors made it the perfect option for smaller aquarium. Thank you so much for doing this video.
these red aquarium plants are absolutely stunning! The vibrant colors bring so much life and beauty to the tank. I've been searching for the perfect plants to create a captivating underwater scene, and this video has definitely helped me narrow down my choices.
Wow friend, the truth is that I did not know these plants, very grateful for being able to learn more things, very good video friend, keep it up, you are great
Wow boss this video one of the most important and uncommon information video content. Great and very amazing outstanding video. Thanks a lot for sharing this video.
Absolutely stunning selection! The vibrant colors and variety showcased in this video make me want to transform my aquarium into a vibrant underwater garden. Thanks for sharing these beautiful red aquarium plants!
Red root floater its defenitely my favourite! With a very unique size and shape, it adds beauty to the aquarium I'll try buy this thanks for your reccomendation video really help me a lot to beautify my aquarium!❤
I like the way the information is presented, it is very easy to understand, and gives a good insight into the best red aquarium plants. The visuals are also interesting and engaging.
There are countless plants for aquariums and we must learn to distinguish them and determine the ones that best suit us and can provide us with a good environment and the nutrients our fish need depending on the type we have. In this list we can find very good quality red plants that we can buy and give our aquarium that luxury and fill our aquarium with efficient nutrients, plants of different types in which we can determine the ideal ones for our fish and tanks, as well as the that can be easily grown at home.
Dazzling aquatic beauty! 'Here Are the 10 BEST Red Aquarium Plants' presents a visual feast, guiding aquarium enthusiasts to vibrant underwater landscapes
I am delighted with these aquatic jewels. From the easy ludwigia to the stunning red root floater, these plants can transform any aquarium into an underwater paradise. I highlight ludwigia nans super red for its ease and pop of color, while alternanthera reineckii mini adds an elegant touch. My favorite, the red root floater, floats gracefully, creating a lovely scene. This video not only guided me in my choice, but also enhanced my aquatic experience - subscribe for more tips and transform your aquarium into a masterpiece!
Great looking plants and great choice. I've seen water wisteria with red leaves and reddish stems ......but after buying them and planting at home they gradually turn to green. Idk how they make those red but I've tried everything but nothing seems to work . Btw red roots do not survive at all with slightest of water agitation and almost all aquariums have filters with water flow idk how to grow them . But the sample videos in the video are extremely fascinating.
Forget it, I talked to a botanist and I found it's impossible for me. Anthocyanin is the pigment behind the color red in aquatic plants and it acts as a sunscreen for plants. So if I need intense red I have to put the plants under scorching sun for at least 3-4 hour to put the plants in photo stress and make the plants realise they're under threat . Then they'll automatically produce more and more anthocyanin.
I have tried most of these red plants, yet, none of it survived. It looks like red plants need much intense light than the green ones, and also, it cannot survive in stone gravel, and it needs soil substrate for roots.
@@AquariumStoreDepot I’ll try with more lights, and the downside could get algae out of control with leaves covered with black hairs. I’ll put it in soil pot in stead of stone gravel. Putting co2 could be harder. Will more fish in the tank will generate enough co2 ?
@@henryjia4725 probably not with fish. Your source water could be an issue if you get black algae. I would test your tap. I know here they are loaded with Phosphates so unless I use RO water I will be plagued with BBA for freshwater and Cyano and hair algae for saltwater tanks (though I need to step up to RODI for saltwater).
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Looking for beginner plants? Check out - czcams.com/video/vEs8AV0vdYw/video.html
My favorite aquarium plant is Ludwigia peruensis. The plants are very beautiful and colorful. I learned a lot about aquarium plants from this video. Thank you very much.
Thanks for sharing!
These plants are looking fantastic for many fishkeepers to add in their aquarium. Alternanthera Reineckii Rosanervig is the best one. The beautiful red and pink colors made it the perfect option for smaller aquarium. Thank you so much for doing this video.
these red aquarium plants are absolutely stunning! The vibrant colors bring so much life and beauty to the tank. I've been searching for the perfect plants to create a captivating underwater scene, and this video has definitely helped me narrow down my choices.
Thank you so much for watching 😊
Wow friend, the truth is that I did not know these plants, very grateful for being able to learn more things, very good video friend, keep it up, you are great
Thanks for visiting
Wow boss this video one of the most important and uncommon information video content. Great and very amazing outstanding video. Thanks a lot for sharing this video.
I highly recommend giving Super Reds a try; they're truly fantastic.
They are!
Absolutely stunning selection! The vibrant colors and variety showcased in this video make me want to transform my aquarium into a vibrant underwater garden. Thanks for sharing these beautiful red aquarium plants!
Red root floater its defenitely my favourite!
With a very unique size and shape, it adds beauty to the aquarium
I'll try buy this thanks for your reccomendation video really help me a lot to beautify my aquarium!❤
Good choice 👍
The video is a very important video we can learn a lot by watching such a video, thanks a lot for giving such a video
Great video, I will definitely follow these plant tips to upgrade my aquarium
These red aquarium plants are stunning! Can't wait to add some color to my tank. Thanks for the recommendations
Any time!
this video is very excellent
Red plants intimidated me, but your suggestions and care tips are super helpful. Time to bring some vibrancy to my aquarium!
You should!
Wow so beautiful red aquarium plants and very interesting to know more about this aquarium plants ❤
amazing and entertaining video. I always have these doubts about the aquarium plants, thanks a lot for the information
I Just Love Each and Every Red Aquarium Plants On This Video But Tiger Lotus Is Looking Amazing 🔥🔝🤩
Glad you like it. I love the big leaves
My favorite plant species discussed was the Tiger Lotus. This video's detailed presentation greatly aided my learning on plant varieties. 🌿📖
Glad it was helpful!
I like the way the information is presented, it is very easy to understand, and gives a good insight into the best red aquarium plants. The visuals are also interesting and engaging.
Nice video .your explained very clearly .thanks for shearing us .keep it up😊
Great tutorial boss thanks for the video shared with us and i will recommend everyone 😊
Really very helpful important information videos, thank you for your sharing videos
🎉🎉l love your videos 📷
thank you :)
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I love these kind of cool videos and this one has a lot of coolness ❤
Excellent video about the best Red Aquarium Plants, these are really beautiful, thanks for sharing this interesting video, I loved it!
Thank you very much!
After watching this video, I really want to decorate the aquarium that I have.
Thanks for sharing this information with us 😊
I like your video because your video is very helpful 😊
Alternanthera is a great red plant. Different types come in different shades too. Anywhere from a deep rich red to a bright pinkish-magenta
There are countless plants for aquariums and we must learn to distinguish them and determine the ones that best suit us and can provide us with a good environment and the nutrients our fish need depending on the type we have. In this list we can find very good quality red plants that we can buy and give our aquarium that luxury and fill our aquarium with efficient nutrients, plants of different types in which we can determine the ideal ones for our fish and tanks, as well as the that can be easily grown at home.
Dazzling aquatic beauty! 'Here Are the 10 BEST Red Aquarium Plants' presents a visual feast, guiding aquarium enthusiasts to vibrant underwater landscapes
I am delighted with these aquatic jewels. From the easy ludwigia to the stunning red root floater, these plants can transform any aquarium into an underwater paradise. I highlight ludwigia nans super red for its ease and pop of color, while alternanthera reineckii mini adds an elegant touch. My favorite, the red root floater, floats gracefully, creating a lovely scene. This video not only guided me in my choice, but also enhanced my aquatic experience - subscribe for more tips and transform your aquarium into a masterpiece!
Great looking plants and great choice. I've seen water wisteria with red leaves and reddish stems ......but after buying them and planting at home they gradually turn to green. Idk how they make those red but I've tried everything but nothing seems to work . Btw red roots do not survive at all with slightest of water agitation and almost all aquariums have filters with water flow idk how to grow them . But the sample videos in the video are extremely fascinating.
Are you supplementing iron in your tank?
Yes alternatively macro and micro 6 days a week , 7 th day 50% water change. Or 25% water change twice a week.
@@deathcaster3006 Are you supplementing CO2 and using an RGB light?
No CO2 but rgb light on 2 of the tanks
Forget it, I talked to a botanist and I found it's impossible for me. Anthocyanin is the pigment behind the color red in aquatic plants and it acts as a sunscreen for plants. So if I need intense red I have to put the plants under scorching sun for at least 3-4 hour to put the plants in photo stress and make the plants realise they're under threat . Then they'll automatically produce more and more anthocyanin.
Which ones will handle higher heat in tank of discus fish ✌️🇨🇦
Ludwigia repens and tiger lotus would work 😊
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Which one is called blood red
I have tried most of these red plants, yet, none of it survived. It looks like red plants need much intense light than the green ones, and also, it cannot survive in stone gravel, and it needs soil substrate for roots.
Yes this is all true. Generally red plants are harder to keep with green plants they usually require more light, iron, and CO2
@@AquariumStoreDepot I’ll try with more lights, and the downside could get algae out of control with leaves covered with black hairs. I’ll put it in soil pot in stead of stone gravel. Putting co2 could be harder. Will more fish in the tank will generate enough co2 ?
@@henryjia4725 probably not with fish. Your source water could be an issue if you get black algae. I would test your tap. I know here they are loaded with Phosphates so unless I use RO water I will be plagued with BBA for freshwater and Cyano and hair algae for saltwater tanks (though I need to step up to RODI for saltwater).