Utricularia aurea

They float freely in water so they should not plant them in the ground. Rapid growth. Special traps located on the leaves catch tiny animals such as infuses, cyclops, daphnia. Degradation products provide them with an additional nitrogen substances. Urticles are dangerous for fry. Sometimes the Urticles do not form.

The Utricularia Aurea aquarium plant is a floating plant native to South America. It is known for its small golden flowers which tend to develop in clusters. This plant also has thin and floating leaves which can reach up to 10 cm long. It is mainly reproduced by division of tufts.

This plant is often used in aquariums to filter water and provide a habitat for small fish and invertebrates. It is also popular in aquascaping because it adds color and texture to the aquarium.

The Utricularia Aurea aquarium plant needs a lot of light to prosper, as well as clean and well -filtered water. It can be difficult to maintain under certain conditions, but if it is properly maintained, it can be a good addition to any aquarium.