Ludwigia Diamond (Ludwigia Peruensis) is a striking red aquarium plant known for its deep bronze to red coloration and tall, elegant stems. This stem plant is ideal for aquascaping and adds bold contrast to freshwater planted aquariums.
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Ludwigia Diamond enhances freshwater aquariums with its vibrant foliage, featuring green leaves with subtle red accents that create natural contrast and depth. Unlike delicate plants, it is resilient, adaptable, and easy to maintain across a range of freshwater conditions, making it perfect for both planted and community tanks. Its dense growth provides shelter and security for fish, shrimp, and invertebrates while helping absorb excess nutrients, reducing algae buildup. Ideal for aquascaped setups, Ludwigia Diamond adds color, structure, and natural functionality, creating a lively, balanced, and visually appealing environment that supports the health and well-being of your aquatic life.
Vibrant stem plant with deep green leaves tipped with red, adding striking color contrast to aquariums
Hardy and adaptable, suitable for a wide range of freshwater conditions
Ideal for midground and background planting to create depth and layered aquascapes
Provides shelter and resting areas for small fish and shrimp
Supports oxygenation and nutrient absorption, contributing to a balanced aquarium ecosystem
Low-maintenance, perfect for both beginners and experienced aquarists
Can be propagated easily through stem cuttings for aquascaping expansion
Enhances visual appeal with dense growth and colorful leaves
Compatible with peaceful community tanks, adding both aesthetic and functional benefits
Requires moderate lighting to maintain leaf coloration and healthy growth
Maintain water temperature between 72–82°F (22–28°C) for optimal health
Prefers a pH range of 6.0–7.5 for strong stems and vibrant leaves
Plant directly in substrate; use root tabs or liquid fertilizers for enhanced growth
Moderate water flow is recommended to prevent debris accumulation on leaves
Regular trimming encourages denser growth and prevents overcrowding in aquascapes
Suitable for peaceful community tanks with fish and shrimp
Remove decaying or algae-covered leaves promptly to maintain water quality
Can be paired with other plants for layered aquascaping and visual contrast
Propagation through cuttings allows expansion or rearrangement of midground and background areas
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Specification |
Details |
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Species |
Ludwigia Diamond |
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Quantity |
3 stems ranging from 3"-6" in length |
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Growth Type |
Stem plant |
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Light Requirements |
Moderate |
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Water Type |
Freshwater |
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Temperature Range |
72–82°F (22–28°C) |
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pH Range |
6.0–7.5 |
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Maintenance Level |
Low to moderate |
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Placement |
Midground or background in aquascape |
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Compatibility |
Peaceful fish and shrimp |
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Fertilization |
Optional liquid fertilizers or root tabs |
A: Yes, it is safe for community aquariums, providing hiding spots, resting areas, and natural shelter without harming fish or shrimp in planted setups.
A: Growth is moderate under proper lighting and nutrients, producing dense stems and colorful leaves that enhance midground or background aquascape areas effectively.
A: Fertilization is optional; root tabs or liquid fertilizers promote faster growth and stronger coloration, but the plant can thrive in well-maintained aquariums without frequent supplements.
A: Yes, it grows well in substrate, and root tabs can enhance nutrient uptake while maintaining healthy stems and vibrant leaf coloration.
A: It prefers freshwater with temperatures of 72–82°F (22–28°C) and a pH of 6.0–7.5 to support strong stems, healthy leaves, and consistent growth.
A: Yes, it survives in low light, but growth will slow, stems may stretch, and colors may be less vibrant than in moderate lighting conditions.
A: Yes, trimming encourages bushy growth, maintains aquascape shape, and ensures light reaches lower leaves while promoting healthy stem development.
A: Yes, shrimp can safely graze, hide, and rest among stems without causing damage, making it ideal for peaceful community tanks.
A: Yes, it is suitable for small to medium tanks, but frequent trimming is recommended to control height and prevent overcrowding in compact aquariums.
A: Maintain proper lighting and nutrient balance, remove decaying leaves, and ensure gentle water flow to minimize algae accumulation on stems and leaves.
A: Yes, stem cuttings can be replanted directly into substrate, allowing propagation to expand or rearrange midground and background aquascapes.
A: Yes, it absorbs excess nutrients, supports oxygenation, and contributes to ecosystem balance, helping reduce algae growth and maintain healthier freshwater conditions.
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