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

I received my frog bit on the 6th. The lilies themself look beautiful but had no roots attached to them and when I put them in the water the pedals were drawn in. I was worried so I contacted the lady that sold themto me. She assured me that in three to four days they would start growing roots and she was absolutely right on the fourth day they all had roots and the picture of them will show you how much Roots they grew in four days. I absolutely recommend that ladies business because well picture says it all. :-) :-) LOL I was in disbelief but 100% honest

Suffered a minor shipping mishap at the fault of USPS. The seller, however, was excellent and immediately sent out a new batch, which arrived healthy and strong and are now multiplying in my aquarium. Highly recommend these if you have a live planted tank, especially from this seller, as their customer service is immediate and they are ready to help you with any issue that arises.

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✋😭🤚

I've had these since 09/2024. Only bought the smallest quantity for my 125 gal & 50 gal outside ponds. When I got them I thought I would certainly need to buy more! WRONG! These things multiplied LIKE CRAZY! They grow SO well!! I cleaned my ponds this weekend and pulled out PILES of overgrowth! They look great in the pond but need to be controlled. I also would be careful not to release them into an open waterway or pond or lake. They would take over if uncontrolled.

One of the healthiest plants I’ve received to date. Have propagated and some great.

I recently purchased the 36 leaf option and only received 5 small clusters. They were packaged in a little ziplock bag with a little piece of paper towel that had dried up due to shipping. There were no roots and slimy. I hope that they start to reproduce. It’s been almost a week and no roots growing as of yet.

This company packaged my little Frogbits very well! The plants came in a well constructed box, on a water soaked white towel inside of a little plastic bag sealed that was sealed.They were in good condition and residing in two of my tanks right now. I lost some roots, but had enough to make each plant survive. That says a lot for Winter in Wisconsin!!Sorry for quality of picture, but there was a lot of clutter on the counter top.

They arrived in a fair state but died after a few days causing a spike in my nitrates. I don’t know if it was the weather (too hot) that damaged them or if they were already like that. Unfortunately I do not have anywhere local to buy this plant so I was left without it.