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Datasheet
| Aquarium Compatible | yes |
| Plant Outdoor | unknown |
| Plant Emersed Growth | yes |
| Plant Growth | slow |
| Temperature Tolerance | 18°C / 64.40°F - 30°C / 86.00°F |
| Temperature | 22°C / 71.60°F - 28°C / 82.40°F |
| Carbonate Hardness | 0-7 kh |
| pH Value | 4.5-7 ph |
| Light | high |
| Carbon Dioxide (CO2) | 25-40mg/lmg/l |
| Nitrate (NO3-) | 10-50mg/lmg/l |
| Phosphate (PO43-) | 0.1-3mg/lmg/l |
| Potassium (K+) | 5-30mg/lmg/l |
| Iron (Fe) | 0.01-0.5mg/lmg/l |
General Description
Rotala ramosior "Sunset," a member of the Lythraceae family and Rotala genus, is a slow-growing stem plant that thrives in high light conditions. This vibrant aquatic plant is known for its colorful accents and is popular for use in nano tanks as well as in the midground and foreground of aquarium setups.
Aquarium Suitability
Considered suitable for aquariums, this plant is categorized as medium difficulty and is available on a rare basis commercially but can sometimes be obtained from other aquarists. It is recommended for aquarists looking to add a colorful accent to their tanks.
Demands and Hardiness
Rotala ramosior "Sunset" requires a pH level within the range of 4.5-7 and a temperature between 22-28°C. It has a tolerance range of 18-30°C and thrives in environments with a high light intensity. This plant benefits from a CO2 concentration of 25-40mg/l and a nitrate level of 10-50mg/l.
Aquascaping & Usage
In aquascaping, Rotala ramosior "Sunset" is ideal for providing vibrant accents to the aquascape. Its compatibility with nano tanks and ability to be grouped together make it a versatile choice for adding visual interest to the midground and foreground of aquarium layouts.
Propagation
Propagation of Rotala ramosior "Sunset" is commonly done through cuttings, allowing aquarists to expand their collection and distribute the plant within their aquarium setup.
Habitat and Distribution
The specific habitat and distribution of Rotala ramosior "Sunset" remain unknown, adding to the allure of this plant species within the aquatic plant enthusiast community.