Hornwort, also known as Coontail, has sturdy, layered hair-like foliage that helps oxygenate and clarify the water as well as keep algae growth to a minimum. It is found free-floating worldwide, in moving and still waters, or loosely anchored in muddy bottoms. The tips will shorten and thicken in fall, before falling off and settling on the pond floor to spend the winter as buds. In spring, these buds grow to repopulate the pond. Hornwort leaves are dark green and grow from a 1/2 to 1-1/2 inches long on stems that can reach 24 inches in length. They may be planted or just left to float in the pond as they absorb nutrients through its stems and don’t root. Approximate Purchase Size: 6″ to 8″
Great food have been feeding my fish with it for the last 6 months and they have been doing very well with it
Fish was dead on arrival. Sent an email requesting another, but have not gotten a reply. Will change my review when a receive another green texas cichlid.
