Red Tiger lotus The Red Tiger Lotus is a beloved tropical lily among aquarium enthusiasts for its striking appearance. The Red Tiger Lotus features vibrant reddish leaves and can even produce fragrant flowers under optimal conditions. Surprisingly easy to care for, the Tiger Lotus thrives in well-lit spaces without requiring specific care. Although fertilizer can promote growth, it may lead to the development of long-stalked floating leaves on the Tiger Lotus that can block light from other plants. However, the leaves on the Tiger Lotus can also bear beautiful white flowers, enhancing the tank's aesthetics. The Red Tiger Lotus adapts well to various water conditions, tolerating both acidic and alkaline environments, as well as temperatures ranging from 15°C to 30°C. Regular removal of long-stalked leaves ensures that lower plants receive adequate light, maintaining a balanced aquarium ecosystem. Scientific Name: Nymphaea Zenkeri Common Names: Red Tiger Lotus, Nymphaea Tiger Lotus, Tiger Lotus How to Plant Red Tiger Lotus Bulb- You should not bury the bulb of this plant deeper than 1/4 of the bulb or it can decay/rot! Hot to Care for Red Tiger Lotus- Care Level: Easy Light: Medium CO2: Not Necessary Fertilizer or Shrimp Safe Fertilizer Propagation: Cut from side shoots that form Note: Please do additional research on your plant to ensure its health. Melting during shipping is normal for leaves of these plants. As long as the bulb is intact the plant will send off new shoots once acclimated to your aquarium. *All Plants may contain snails or snail eggs. We keep them in all of our tanks for the benefits they provide.*
