Java Fern. (Regular) 6 Inches
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Microsorum pteropus is one of the plants that we highly recommend for beginners. You can keep Java Fern in a variety of conditions and it can handle some abuse. We have Java Fern for sale because we want you to buy plants that you are going to have success with. Java Fern is one such plant. Java Fern is a tough plant with thick leaves and a hardy rhizome. Its so tough that people have even been able to keep it with Cichlids, which are known to typically destroy aquarium plants.
Not Java Fern. You can tie Java Fern to rocks or driftwood with some black thread, or you can just stick the rhizome down in to some crack of the driftwood. In the wild it grows out the side of rock faces and thrives during raining season. Then it all but dries up and come back the next major rain. Super Hardy. We sell the Java Fern portion you see pictured for $10. You can break it up, trim it back and make it spread out all over your tank. Try some Java Fern if you are just starting out or want a plant that is tough to kill.
Don't Forget To Buy our Growth Juice and Iron Supplements for your plants!!
Customer Reviews
Wonderful healthy plant excellent shipping! Looks great in my tank!
This is my first order from Dustin’s Fishtanks and I am more than pleased. I’ve honestly never seen Java Fern this large before. I should’ve measured it but it’s well over 12”. All my other plants arrived in great shape as well. I don’t live but an hour away and the plants arrived next day in perfect shape. Thank you for the awesome plants.
The plants is doing great
These showed up in incredible shape! I cannot believe how thick and tall they are!!!
Lots of things working against my plants between my graveled tank with an undergravel filter and some aggressive feeding fish species . The team recommended Java Fern. The plants arrived in great shape, I tied them into a large piece of driftwood and to some carved tufa, they look great. Fingers crossed my fish will leave it alone so it can flourish. Excuse the plastic plants in the pictures, I'm trying to confuse my fish, so they leave the new plants alone.
