🌿 Monte Carlo (Micranthemum 'Monte Carlo') – Spreading Carpet Plant for Natural Aquascapes
🌿 Monte Carlo (Micranthemum 'Monte Carlo') – Spreading Carpet Plant for Natural Aquascapes
🌿 Monte Carlo (Micranthemum 'Monte Carlo') – Spreading Carpet Plant for Natural Aquascapes

🌿 Monte Carlo (Micranthemum 'Monte Carlo') – Spreading Carpet Plant for Natural Aquascapes

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🌿 Monte Carlo (Micranthemum 'Monte Carlo') – Spreading Carpet Plant for Natural Aquascapes

Monte Carlo is a beloved carpeting plant that forms a dense, trailing mat of small, bright green leaves across the foreground. Known for its ease of use and compact growth, it spreads naturally in deep soil aquariums β€” no COβ‚‚, no ferts, just healthy roots and time.

Ideal for both beginners and advanced aquascapers, Monte Carlo is the go-to choice for creating a lawn-like carpet that softens hardscape and supports shrimp colonies.


πŸ’š Why Choose Monte Carlo?

βœ… Bright, Small Round Leaves – Adds lush texture to your scape
βœ… Spreads Quickly – Horizontal runners root naturally in deep soil
βœ… Great in Low-Tech Tanks – No COβ‚‚ or ferts needed with rich substrate
βœ… Shrimp-Safe & Fry Friendly – Provides microhabitats and food zones
βœ… Easy to Trim & Shape – Maintains a neat foreground appearance


πŸͺ΄ Plant Care Tips:

Lighting: Moderate
COβ‚‚: Not required in dirted tanks
Placement: Foreground
Growth Rate: Moderate to fast
Tank Size: 5 gallons and up

Trim regularly to encourage tighter carpeting and horizontal spread.


🌿 Father Fish Tip:

β€œMonte Carlo loves deep dirt and low stress. Let it take its time β€” and it’ll take over.”


πŸ›’ Why Buy from Us?

β€’ Soil-grown, not hydroponic
β€’ Ships rooted and ready to plant
β€’ 100% natural β€” no COβ‚‚ or hormone dips
β€’ Trusted by natural-style aquarists

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L.R.G.

I've never used Monte Carlo or any ground covering plants before in any of my aquariums. Any kind of moss or draping type plants I usually glue and hang them onto a piece of Driftwood to drape down over into the Aquascape. These Monte Carlo at first I thought were tiny cups with barely anything in them but once I use my tweezers and planted them individually into the middle of my Aquascape where it was a little more wide open. I could see that there is quite a bit of Monte Carlo plant there and in a week's time or more they have really blossomed and are trying to reach the light. They're growing quite nicely. I will say however that they are a little lighter green than I'd like and probably need some nutrients.

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Robert

Looks amazing

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S.D.

This arrived in great condition. I split it up and planted right away. It’s been a week now and already seeing signs of quality growth.

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Adam653

The monte Carlo cup arrived damp and healthy