K2AQUA Ceratopteris Cornuta Live Aquarium Plant Fast Growing Bright Green Frilly Leaves Easy Care Freshwater Tropical Tank

• Loose Plants. Size: 10-20 cm
• FRILLY BRIGHT GREEN LEAVES FOR A NATURAL, AIRY AQUASCAPE: Ceratopteris Cornuta features deeply lobed, soft green leaves with a fern-like texture, bringing volume, movement, and a wild natural look to the midground, background, or water surface of freshwater tanks.
• GROWS FAST IN LOW LIGHT – CO2 OPTIONAL – BEGINNER FRIENDLY: This plant thrives in low to moderate light and does not require CO₂, making it ideal for low-tech setups and new aquariums. Fertilisation helps support vigorous growth, especially when rooted.
• FLOATING OR ROOTED – HIGHLY VERSATILE AND ADAPTABLE: Ceratopteris Cornuta can be used as a floating plant for surface shade or rooted in substrate for bushy background growth. It adapts easily and fills space quickly with minimal care.
• NATURAL SHADE AND WATER PURIFIER: This plant is providing shelter, spawning areas, and oxygenation. It helps remove excess nutrients, improving water quality and helping prevent algae, making it both a functional and decorative plant for any aquarium.

Listing is for Loose Plants. Ceratopteris Cornuta, often referred to as Horn Fern, is a fast-growing and versatile freshwater aquarium plant, known for its bright green, deeply lobed frilly leaves that create a lush, wild appearance in any aquascape. It can be grown as a floating plant or rooted in substrate, making it an excellent choice for both open-top tanks and traditional planted aquariums. Its rapid growth and nutrient uptake make it especially useful in low-tech setups or newly established tanks to help prevent algae outbreaks. This plant thrives in low to moderate lighting, and while CO₂ is not required, it can accelerate growth. Ceratopteris Cornuta prefers a nutrient-rich environment, and root feeding via fertile substrate or liquid fertilisers will support stronger, bushier development. Its fast growth provides excellent shade, cover, and oxygenation, making it a community tanks. In addition to being easy to care for, this plant plays a key role in aquarium health by absorbing excess nutrients, reducing nitrates, and offering natural hiding spots for fish. Its airy, fern-like structure is both functional and visually appealing, making it ideal for beginners and experienced aquascapers alike.