Ulva aponogeton

Aponogeton ulvaceus

Família : Aponogetonaceae

PlantaÁgua docerhizome

A plant with large, wavy light green leaves resembling sea lettuce, very decorative in the aquarium.

Estado IUCN
LC
Pouco preocupante
Bioma
Grands lacs africains (hors Malawi/Tanganyika), Madagascar.

Descrição

Aponogeton ulvaceus is a plant with a tuberous rhizome. Its leaves are broad, wavy, soft green, reaching up to 50 cm in length. They are translucent and very decorative. The plant produces a flower stalk with white flowers. It grows quickly under optimal conditions. Like A. crispus, it may enter a dormant period. It is ideal as a background plant in large aquariums.

Habitat

Região :

This species is endemic to Madagascar, where it grows in calm, shallow waters of rivers and lakes, on sandy or muddy bottoms. The water is generally soft and acidic, with tropical temperatures. It forms large rosettes of wavy leaves.

Distribuição :

Parâmetros recomendados

Temperatura2228 °C
pH67.5
GH310 °dGH
KH26 °dKH
NO₃
≤ 15 mg/L
PO₄
≤ 0.5 mg/L

Cuidados

Dificuldade
3/5
Dieta
Fotossintético
Aquário mín.
150 L
Grupo mín.
1
Tamanho adulto
50 cm
Esperança de vida
5 anos
Temperamento
Pacífico
Propagação

Notas de cuidados

Similar to A. crispus: moderate to intense lighting, rich substrate, soft to moderately hard water, pH 6.0-7.5, temperature 22-28°C. Enjoys CO2 and fertilizers. A winter dormant period is recommended. Beware of burrowing fish that may uproot the tuber. Not demanding but performs best with regular care.

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