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Myriophyllum Papillosum 'Red Milfoil' (Emersed)
Myriophyllum Papillosum 'Red Milfoil' (Emersed)
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Myriophyllum Papillosum 'Red Milfoil' (Emersed)
Myriophyllum Papillosum is a stunning fine-leaf stem plant known for its soft, feathery foliage and vibrant green to reddish-bronze tones under stronger lighting. Its delicate texture and flowing growth make it an exceptional background or feature plant for planted aquariums, nature aquascapes, and high-end planted tanks.
As a fast-growing and visually striking aquarium plant, Myriophyllum Papillosum adds movement, texture, and natural depth to aquascapes while helping create a lush natural appearance underwater. This emersed-grown specimen develops strong root systems and transitions well into aquarium conditions with proper care.
At N8 Aquatics, our plants are carefully quarantined before sale to help ensure they arrive healthy, clean, and pest-free.
Species Snapshot
- Size Sold: Healthy emersed stem bunch
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Lighting: Moderate to high
- CO2: Recommended but not required
- Difficulty: Moderate
Recommended Setup
- Ideal as a background or feature stem plant
- Excellent for nature-style and high-tech aquascapes
- Adds texture, movement, and depth to planted aquariums
- Colouration improves under stronger lighting and fertilisation
Care Requirements
- Temperature: 22–28°C
- pH: 6.0 – 7.5
- Maintenance: Moderate regular trimming encourages dense healthy growth
Why Buy From N8 Aquatics
- Healthy quarantined plants
- Strong root systems
- Carefully selected quality specimens
- Carefully packed with care
Pickup Information
N8 Aquatics currently operates as a local pickup-only store in Central Queensland.
Orders are collected by appointment after purchase confirmation.
Please ensure you are able to collect your order before placing it.
Important
All plants sold by N8 Aquatics should be introduced to established aquariums with appropriate water parameters for the species being kept.
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