Bacopa Yellow Flame Aquatic – Aquatic Plant - Himadri Aquatics

Bacopa is a genus of easy-to-grow, fleshy-leaved stem plants native to tropical and subtropical wetlands. Known for their clean green leaves and small white or blue flowers when grown emersed, they are highly beginner-friendly and great for aquarium background layouts.

🌟 Overview

The Bacopa Yellow Flame Aquatic from Himadri Aquatics brings exceptional health, color, and premium genetic lineage directly to your collection. Every specimen is carefully selected and conditioned for high survival rates and rapid growth.

☀️ Light Requirements

Requires Medium Aquarium Light. Higher lighting levels will promote more compact foliage and bring out intense green or reddish-pink leaf colors.

💧 Water Parameters

• Temperature: 22-28°C (72-82°F)
• pH Range: 6.0 - 7.5
• CO2: Recommended for optimal growth, but not strictly required for low-tech varieties.
• Substrate: Nutrient-rich soil or attached to wood/stone for epiphytes.

📏 Size & Growth

• Growth Habit: Moderate grower during warm seasons.
• Maximum Size: Standard dimensions for the genus Bacopa sp..
• Substrate/Soil: Well-aerated, draining substrate.

🌍 Origin & Characteristics

Crafted and propagated in India by Himadri Aquatics, this plant provides a clean, pest-free start for aquariums or indoor displays.

📇 Toxicity & Safety Warning

This variety is considered non-toxic and pet-friendly, making it completely safe for households with cats, dogs, or toddlers.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Do I need CO2 injection for this plant?
A: Most beginner aquatic plants do not strictly require CO2, but adding it along with balanced liquid fertilizers will promote faster growth and denser foliage.

Q: How do I plant this in my aquarium?
A: If it is a stem plant, insert the lower stems directly into your substrate. For epiphytes like Anubias, attach the rhizome to rocks or driftwood; do not bury the rhizome.

Q: How do I control melting when introducing it?
A: Melting is a common acclimatization process. Trim off decaying leaves, and new submerged leaves will sprout shortly.