Lysimachia nummularia 'aurea'

  • Stock: 8 units in stock
  • Dimensions: up to 30cm
  • Model: P2020880
  • Origin: Cultivated
Price: £5.99 £4.9917% off
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Description

Extremely similar to the standard nummularia however the Lysimachia nummularia 'aurea' will tell you straight away if your aren't giving it enough attention and nutrients with stagnation and stunted growth.

This plant will decorate your tank with different strains of light and dark golden stems and looks particularly good if planted amongst some darker plants or rocks.

Suitable from 15-30

also purchased

 
by Graham B.
10/6/2022
Arrived safely and in great condition. There are several plants in each pot. They are growing nicely.

 
by Mari Llewelyn J.
11/5/2022
I have 2 of these very attractive plants and they really look stunning in the tank, so green and healthy and my cold water fish adore them as they swim around amongst other lovely plants too!

 
by Karen H.
1/5/2022
Yet another beauty. Looks great in my tank. Lots of places for the baby fish to play and hide in. Definitely recommend.

 
by Marcus P.
28/4/2022
Arrived in good condition. And it is growing well after 2 weeks. Im pleased with the purchase.

 
by Gillian S.
2/4/2022
This is not only one of my favorites, but also of the fishes, who love to sniff/peck at it, but it seems able to resist getting damaged. It's doing very well, putting on new growth, so my regime with the fertiliser and CO2 must be doing it good! Very pleased with it, as before!

 
by David F.
5/3/2022
Superb plants

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Guest
03/31/2016 19:10:29
03/31/2016 19:10:29
Would this plant be ok under medium light towards the top of the plant but in the shade from the middle down

 
Staff
03/31/2016 21:43:20
03/31/2016 21:43:20

yes it would be fine


 
Guest
05/03/2021 15:13:37
05/03/2021 15:13:37
Will shrimp or goldfish eat this ?

 
Staff
05/04/2021 11:37:38
05/04/2021 11:37:38

not sure - we cannot advise on this


 
Guest
07/09/2021 16:25:28
07/09/2021 16:25:28
Do you take them out the pots, or plant the pot too?

 
Staff
07/09/2021 16:33:55
07/09/2021 16:33:55

see here

https://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/page.html?id=54



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