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Live Aquarium Plants Essential Bundle (8 Plants) - Up to 10 GallonsPlant your 10-gallon aquarium in one order with this 8-plant essential bundle. Two of each core species gives you balanced, symmetrical coverage across every zone of your tank - no gaps, no guesswork.What's Included• 2× Anubias - Hardy, low-light epiphyte with thick dark green leaves. Attach to driftwood or rocks on either side of your tank for natural midground framing.• 2× Amazon Sword - Classic background plants that create a lush green wall along the rear of your aquarium. Roots into substrate and grows into an impressive focal point.• 2× Java Fern - Textured, flowing leaves that attach to hardscape. Place on opposite sides for balanced midground coverage that fills in naturally.• 2× Cryptocoryne - Dense foreground plants that spread and fill the front of your tank over time. Adds depth and layering to the aquascape.Why This Bundle?Eight plants across four species is the sweet spot for a 10-gallon setup. Two of each species means you can create symmetry and depth - place matching plants on opposite sides for a professional aquascape look. Every species is beginner-friendly, thriving in low to moderate light with no CO2 injection required.Care Guide• Lighting: Low to moderate
• Water Temperature: 68-82°F
• CO2: Not required
• Substrate: Any (Anubias and Java Fern attach to hardscape; Sword and Crypto root in substrate)
• Difficulty: BeginnerShipping & GuaranteeAll plants are carefully inspected and packaged to ensure they arrive fresh and healthy. Covered by our Live Arrival Guarantee - contact us within 2 hours of delivery with photos if there are any issues.We carefully inspect and prepare all plants before shipment and ensure they are pest-free at the time of packing. However, because live aquarium plants are natural products, occasional hitchhikers such as bladder snails or other microorganisms may appear after transit or acclimation, which is beyond our control.
