contrast the tint with greenery

While the aesthetic appeal of tinted waters can be quite attractive to us, the recreation of nature—which includes both submerged and emersed plants—is the end goal. Flora helps to improve water conditions, feeding patterns, spawning displays, and territory building.

Aquatic Plant FAQs

DOA Policy

Please ensure that you add a heat pack or cold pack to your orders if temperatures in your area are above 90°F or below 40°F. Click for more info on our DOA Policy.

Are these plants duckweed and snail free?

All Plants may contain snails or snail eggs, small macroinvertebrates, and duckweed. We keep them in all of our tanks for the benefits they provide. We have experienced the presence of small snails, ostracods, daphnia, and beneficial detritus worms.

Are your plants only for tinted water conditions?

Nope! All of our plants will grow perfectly in untinted aquariums that have CO2 and aquasoils, or low-tech planted aquariums. Our selection, though, is optimized for emersed plant growth and low- to medium-tinted water environments.

What is your aquatic plant shipping schedule?

We’re a small company and ship Tuesdays & Thursdays only. Orders placed Wednesday–Sunday → Ship Tuesday. Orders placed Monday–Tuesday → Ship Thursday

Are your plants just for bettas?

Nope. Our aquatic plants are safe for almost all aquariums, terrariums, vivariums, and paludariums. Many of our plants can be grown emersed in filter compartments, vivariums, or incorporated into wabikua.

What are Tannins?

Tannins are natural compounds released by leaves, seed pods, and bark as they decompose in water. They soften water, gently lower pH, and create the characteristic tea-stained tint found in blackwater habitats. But their role goes far beyond color—tannins fuel beneficial bacteria, fungi, and biofilms, which form the foundation of a healthy ecosystem. They also offer mild antifungal benefits and help reduce stress in fish by replicating the natural conditions they’ve evolved in. At their core, tannins are plant-derived antioxidants that connect your aquarium to the same processes at work in wild flooded forests and streams.

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Ben M.
A few showed up dead, but other than that they’re

A few showed up dead, but other than that they’re doing great! I put this salvinia in all three of my tanks and they’re growing slow but steady!!

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S.B.
Quality and Quantity

I was so pleasantly surprised with my order of a few botanicals and floating plants. I received a large quantity of plants in my order, and there were very few (2-5) yellow leaves to be picked off before adding. Everything was packaged thoughtfully as well! I would definitely order again.

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G.M.

Came in super healthy and there was way more than I expected!

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Stephanie B.
Shipped great

Shipped great. A few dead pieces, but everything else was bright and healthy. There were a lot more than expected, so o was able to distribute through 3 tanks. They've been in a week, had a few more pieces die off, but nothing concerning. Do take note about snails, I did receive some with my order.

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Maxwell

They came very healthy and happy! Would highly recommend.

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alaina

Quick shipping and when there was issues the first time I ordered it, the problem was resolved swiftly with great communication and efficiency. nice plants in good health packaged well and not a single one was dead.

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Isa

Came perfectly :) doing very well in my tank

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E.R.
Great floating plant!

The condition of my water spangles was perfect, they were all green! Under good lighting they grow like CRAZY! They are taking over my tank more than my duckweed! 10/10 recommend this product. If taken care of they will prosper. My bettas love swimming through the root systems they leave off as well.

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Zacharie
Great condition

My plants arrived looking perfect! Good amount for the price as well! I put them in a few hours ago, and my betta is already hovering beneath them.