20+ Leaves Amazon Frogbit (+Free Bonus Plant) Live Floating Plant for Aquarium (Limnobium Laevigatum) by Aquarigram

These are so cute!! I ended up getting mine in the mail about a week or two ago - they have acclimated quite well in my betta tank.I got quite a few plants that took root very quickly and started sprouting additional baby plants within a few days. I also really like that the seller sent me a message to let me know their delivery method, when to expect the package and to let me know I needed to make sure I brought it in promptly.Highly recommend this seller and their plants!!! 🤗🤗

Arrived quicker which was awesome, and arrived healthy and beautiful. Love my frogbit plant, and so does my Betta!!

Great quality! Will order again 🫡

Plants came in perfect shape and all have survived. Very happy with this purchase

These are not shipped with any insulation or temperature regulation, so I'd recommend taking the average weather into consideration when you buy.The first shipment arrived in a heat wave and was completely dead. But the company was great, responded quickly to me, and sent me a new shipment. The second group of planta also struggled a bit, as it is still ridiculously hot out. But after trimming the dying leaves, I have enough live plants left to populate my tank in the future.Note - the number you expect to get is the number of *leaves*, the number of actual plants is roughly 10. They do send you little water spangles in addition, which I appreciated.Would recommend, purely on customer service and overall healthy plants despite shipping damage. I can't find this plant in the stores near me, so it was exactly what I needed!

I never really write reviews but this is completely disappointing, there’s like barely 10 of little plants and not even good quality, they’re mostly died. I dont even know why I’m spending that much for literally nothing. Please save your money for plants that u can actually buy in person, trust me.

Purchased these for my well established aquarium with lots of live plants. All the leaves were dead within 14 days.The seller reached out to me and explained the following:"Lack of nutrition can be observed with leaves yellowing around the edges, turning brown, and then disintegrating. The plants derive most of their nutrition from fish waste. However, when you have a lightly stocked tank, you can supplement nutrition through an all-in-one aquatic fertilizer like Seachem's Flourish or Aquarium Co-op's Easy Green. Note that floating plants require more nutrition than underwater plants as they grow much faster. If you have a test kit, then your nitrate level should be between 10-30 ppm (a non-toxic level to fish) for floating plants to thrive."Hoping for better results with the new plants.....

Well packaged, plants were in excellent shape!!