However, if you give it low to medium light and keep it from being moved, it will become well-established and produce ruffled, flowy tendrils that reach the surface of your aquarium.Īnubias plants are a very popular beginner plant because of their ease of care, low light requirements, and wide assortment of shapes and colors.
When you first get your crinum, it may look a little sad with melting leaves because it’s not used to your water conditions. Therefore, considering protecting the newly planted bulb by surrounding it with a ring of rocks or putting it in the middle of a large stone with a hole in the center. Unlike most of the other plants in this list, crinums are planted into the substrate and therefore risk being uprooted by your fish. Because the plant is so tough and thick, it does not get damaged when goldfish bump or chomp into the leaves. Like goldfish, it does well in higher pH and harder water. This slow-growing bulb plant is known for its long, crinkly leaves that can grow up to 4 feet (1.2 m) long. Thankfully, we’ve found several plant species that are not only easy to care for but also hardy enough to stand up to your goldfish’s curious nibbling.
Goldfish are notorious for munching on or digging up aquatic plants, which is a shame because live plants are both beautiful and beneficial, capable of consuming the toxic chemicals produced by fish waste.
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