Tropical Hornwort (Ceratophyllum submersum)

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Plant is strictly a floating plant, not rooted. Good plant in a starter tank as it is a very fast grower. After about the first month, you will probably want to get rid of it, however.

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HatchetHaven

I bought a bunch of this plant on my last trip to the LFS and planted it in the gravel. 3 Days later, it's almost reached the surface of my high tech! This is the fastest growing plant I have ever known, maybe even as rampant as Algae. However, I am finding it useful for low-light tanks, as not many stems thrive in low-light conditions.

hungtran10

This plant is very messy. As it grows taller, the lower leaves will fall off like pine needles off a christmas tree. It litters the substrate and clogs up my filter intakes. I do like that it is a fast growing plant, even without CO2. I use it mainly as a starter plant to combat algae during the initial phase of a new aquarium but I will be phasing it out soon.

brion0

I have a 2 in siver dollar in my planted tank,this is the only plant he is eating alot of.He realy seems to like it.

Vladdy

You can just throw some hornwort in your aquarium and it will take over. The leaves tend to fall off. It grows even better with fertilizer and a good substrate. It is actually a floating plant, but it can be planted. It is very bouyant. It has tough needle-like leaves like a pine tree.