Aqua One Vibrance Green Fern - 30cm


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The Aqua One Vibrance Green Fern is designed for aquarium hobbyists who want to create a lush, natural aesthetic without the maintenance requirements of live vegetation. It is perfect for both beginners and experienced aquarists looking for a durable, non-toxic focal point, though it lacks the oxygenating benefits and nitrate-absorbing capabilities of real aquatic plants.
| Brand | Aqua One |
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Yes, the materials used are non-toxic and inert, making them safe for all common aquarium fish.
While not strictly necessary, a quick rinse under clean water is recommended to remove any dust from packaging.
Yes, the materials are durable enough to withstand the conditions found in saltwater or marine environments.
The plant is made from high-quality materials designed to resist fading, though direct, prolonged exposure to intense sunlight should be avoided.
The plant is 30cm tall, measured from the base to the tip of the highest frond.
Ensure the weighted base is buried deep enough into the substrate to create a secure anchor.
Remove the plant and gently scrub the foliage with a soft-bristled brush under warm water.
To install, simply hold the plant by the base and push the weighted gravel anchor firmly into your substrate until the bottom of the stem is hidden. This ensures the plant remains upright even in high-flow areas of the aquarium. The material is chemically inert and safe for use in both freshwater and saltwater environments. To clean, remove the plant during routine water changes and gently rinse it under tap water. Do not use soap or harsh chemical detergents, as these can leave residues that are harmful to your fish.