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CERATOPHYLLUM DEMERSUM 'FOXTAIL' – Compact and Hardy Hornwort Variety for Aquariums
Ceratophyllum demersum 'Foxtail', also known as ‘Coda di volpe’, is a rare and beautiful aquatic plant discovered in a small tributary of the Rio Guaporé between Bolivia and Brazil. This rootless floating plant stands out for its denser leaf structure, shorter internodes, and numerous side shoots, giving it a bushy, compact look reminiscent of a fox’s tail.
Ideal for freshwater aquariums, this variety can float or be planted in the substrate, with each stem reaching up to 80 cm tall and 5 cm wide. It’s significantly more robust than standard Ceratophyllum varieties, with stems that don’t break easily, making it suitable for tanks with active fish and for aquarists seeking low-maintenance options.
Key features:
• Compact and attractive form with tight foliage and side shoots
• Fast-growing, can float or be planted
• Very hardy stems, less prone to breaking
• No roots or substrate required
• Versatile plant for any aquarium zone, great as shelter for fish
• Ideal for beginners and heavily stocked tanks
Cultivation requirements:
• Light: medium to high
• Temperature: 10 – 28 °C
• Growth rate: very fast
• Placement: floating or planted
• Height: up to 80 cm
• pH: 6 – 8
• Hardness: very soft to hard
• CO₂: not necessary
• Propagation: stem cuttings
Why choose Ceratophyllum demersum 'Foxtail':
Combining decorative appeal with outstanding durability, 'Foxtail' is a great addition to any freshwater setup. Its compact, branched form offers excellent shelter while helping to maintain water quality naturally.
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