🌿 Salvinia – Floating Plant for Shrimp, Bettas, and Balanced Tanks

🌿 Salvinia – Floating Plant for Shrimp, Bettas, and Balanced Tanks

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🌿 Salvinia – Floating Plant for Shrimp, Bettas, and Balanced Tanks

Salvinia (Salvinia minima) is a compact floating plant with velvety, water-repellent leaves and trailing roots that make it ideal for natural aquariums. Perfect for shrimp tanks, betta tanks, and low-tech planted setups, this fast-spreading floater provides shade, nutrient control, and surface cover — without CO₂, chemicals, or fertilizer.

Naturally grown and pesticide-free, Salvinia thrives in tanks that follow the Father Fish method and helps reduce algae by absorbing excess nutrients.


⚡ Quick Highlights:

⭐ Soft, floating leaves with trailing root clusters
⭐ No CO₂ or ferts — grown 100% naturally
⭐ Great for shrimp, fry, bettas, and nano tanks


💚 Why Choose Salvinia?

Fast Surface Spread – Covers the tank top quickly to reduce algae
Perfect for Shrimp & Fry – Roots offer shelter and natural biofilm zones
Shade Provider – Helps cool water and soften lighting in nano tanks
Grown Without Chemicals – Safe for all inverts and natural systems
Easy to Manage – Skim to control growth as needed


🪴 Plant Care Tips:

Lighting: Low to moderate
Flow: Still to gentle surface movement preferred
CO₂: Not required
Placement: Floats freely — no planting
Tank Size: Works great in 5 to 55 gallons


🌿 Father Fish Tip:

“Salvinia is nature’s shade cloth. It keeps your light filtered, your nutrients under control, and your tank naturally balanced.”


🛒 Why Buy from Us:

• Grown naturally in chemical-free conditions
• Shipped fresh, clean, and ready to float
• Safe for shrimp, fry, bettas, and all freshwater fish
• Trusted by low-tech aquarists and Father Fish fans


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Delbert

Almost every bit of the salvinia was completely melted and brown liquid. It was probably because it was packed in a flat baggie. Salvinia does not like its leaves wet on top. I'm trying to salvage a few leaves. It spreads pretty quickly