Amazon Frogbit, Limnobium laevigatum, Live Aquarium/Aquatic/Freshwater/Floating/Pond Plant/Planted Tank/Aquascaping/Paludarium by Aquarium Plant Center (6 Plants (18+ Leaves))

I use these plants all the time for my bettas and they are perfect. Id recommend to buy in the spring or fall due to the plants will die during shipping or if you go to work or school when they're delivered. They could be a bit pricey for the amount but they are worth it, however sometimes the amount can vary they grow healthily to makeup for the space. The plants themselves are gorgeous and make perfect enrichment for my fishes.

I wanted to wait a few weeks before writing a review to see how the plants would do in my fish tank. I’m happy to say they’ve done great! The plants arrived in good condition, looked healthy, and were easy to add to the tank. After a few weeks they are still alive, look vibrant, and have really helped make the aquarium look more natural and beautiful. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely order from this seller again.

Actually really good plants, they arrived healthy even when it was freezing cold out but i was watching my mailbox like a hawk. It’s been a little bit since i’ve bought them and they’re growing just fine! They haven’t come in with any pests or anything like that luckily and they have good size. Can’t wait till they take over my aquarium!

I NOW I HAVE A PARASITE INFESTATION DO NOT BUY! I bought this frogbit for my shrimp tank to add some hidey holes and places to dangle for my two shrimp. The plant died quickly and the decomposition cause oil build up on the surface of the water. But that’s not what I’m here about. I use plants to oxygenate the water and in turn the shrimp poop helps with plant health because they feed off of the nitrate while and keep the water clean for longer. I have had these plants growing in water for a 3 years and have never had issues until now. I recently came home and began feeding my shrimp and to my surprise a PARASITE darted off one of the plant roots and away from my pipette. At first I thought it was a root but no. That is a white wringling, alive parasite. I’ve had these same two shrimp for over a year and use filtered tap water. So the other thing I can conclude is that the frogbit that I recently added had eggs✋😭🤚

Lovely plants, healthy and came as described. Excellent customer service - Seller worked with me to schedule around poor weather in the area. thank you!

Came in great packaging and everything was super healthy looking.

Things were great for the first few days but they have started to deteriorate over the last week. 🤷‍♀️ water parameters are ideal but they've been turning to mush..

Arrived as advertised and beautiful condition. Unfortunately, I didn't realize the filter I had in my five gallon was way to strong and grinded the poor frogbit a great deal, so that is my bad. I switched the filter right away. Currently still nursing a few surviving pads, but they are not really thriving. Luckily, I am seeing some bright green babies so, hurray! I've never routed so hard for an invasive species, lol.