Hygrophila Araguaia is a rare and eye-catching aquarium plant named after the Araguaia River in Brazil. Unlike typical stem plants, it grows in short, bushy clusters, making it an excellent choice for the midground or background of aquascapes.

When grown submerged under proper conditions, its narrow, lance-shaped leaves display stunning shades ranging from deep green to reddish-brown or even pink under strong lighting. With a nutrient-rich substrate and CO supplementation, Hygrophila Araguaia develops into a vibrant, bushy accent plant that adds texture, contrast, and natural beauty to freshwater aquariums.

Key Features

• Rare Species A unique plant admired for its uncommon beauty.
• Bushy Growth Compact clusters give a dense, natural look.
• Colorful Foliage Leaves range from green to reddish-brown or pink.
• Versatile Placement Ideal for midground or background areas.
• Lighting Needs Moderate to high light enhances coloration.
• CO Boost Thrives with CO, promoting rich color and healthy growth.
• Nutrient-Rich Substrate Essential for strong roots and vibrant appearance.
• Water Parameters Prefers pH 6.07.5, temperature 2228C.
• Aquascaping Gem Adds contrast, texture, and depth to planted tanks.