AquariumPlants.comReviews of aquariumplants.com

Plants definitely seem emersed if not just transitioning from which was a little disappointing given only 1/4 I bought was noted as that

The plants were very healthy on arrival and are growing well!

I was hoping it would arrive a day earlier than what it did but the mail around this area sucks haha. But in all seriousness when it arrived it arrived healthy apart from a couple small brown spots, roots in tact and just fine :) I am extremely pleased with it and a solid 5 star and will continue to purchase from them :)

Small plants and won't stay anchored. Tangles up on everything

We ended up having our order delayed. We called an received a very apologetic answer that one of the tanks had over heated. I have never been happier with the quality of plants we received. They wanted to give us the best quality they could and for that I fully recommend using them for all of your plant needs.

Good selection - helpful with how to plant water lilies.

Plants came in, no hitchhikers and were healthy. Was a nice amount for the price. Paid for the ice pack and was worth it. Will definitely do business again with.

Plants arrived very fast and look amazing. I’ve NEVER have seen such fresh and well preserved/prepped (emergent/submergent) aquatic plants. I only wanted to pass on to always Quarantine or sanitize anything you are adding to any system you’re invested in. I lost 100% of my SSS grade crystal shrimps colony, 75% of my painted fire red neo shrimps, 99% of my crystal green neo shrimps, and 50% of my blue dream neo shrimps, 0% of cull shrimps (no plants added). All in all $50 of amazingly fresh plants resulted in (due to no qt), over 3 years of dedication and in total over 150 shrimps lost in 36 hours of the new plants being introduced into 4 aquariums. The cause of death was Vorticella, a common hitchhiker found on aquatic plants grown outside of lab conditions. Im aware that you could say that with pristine water and regular water testing that this could have been prevented. In my opinion, it’s clear that by adding the plants, I introduced Vorticella and it quickly multiplied. This chain of occurrences, resulted in the loss of livestock. Lesson learned, Message me on instagram @ van_dangler_ if you want more info.