Star Grass

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Mid ground light green plants with medium height

Origin - Its native to East Africa at an altitude of 800-2000 m, in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, along with Rift valley.

Care & Propagation - Aquatic Soil or DIY made aqua soil needed to survive. Moderate light needed for Star Grass ( 0.5 watt per litter). At moderate light and with CO2 system it will show lush greenish coloration. It can survive in sand base system too but will thrive in soil aquatic soil. It have some melting issues in high temperature and poor water quality.


Solutions : Add some beneficial bacteria dosing in your tank if there is some melting issues in star grass. Lower the temperature by cooling fan or chiller system.

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