Cryptocoryne Undulata

It arrived in excellent condition and much larger than what was expected. Over the last few months it has bulked up quite nicely and I have since broken several bunches off of it for propagation. Note, something in this order came with bladder snails.

I ordered 2 Cryptocoryne undulata and 2 C. lutea, which arrived looking pretty good. There was some debris from an expired leaf to rinse off, and one or two leaves were yellow. This was not a big deal.
The plants released from the rock wool much easier than I thought they would. That was a big plus! I planted all four plants in my 20G high, where there were already a few crypts given by a friend. l love all species of crypts, and have had them in my tanks for years.
So far everything looks great! All of the plants have put out new leaves and look like they are going to do well. The tank has a colony of original Endler's livebearers, a tiny bristlenose catfish, and ramshorn snails. They are fed three times a day, so I have not added fertilizer yet. When that time comes, I have Easy Green on stand-by.

The crypt came in very healthy and super fast. All the plants I have bought from Aquarium Co-op have been super healthy and beautiful. Not much melt with this one either.

The plant was large, lots of roots, healthy, well packed for the trip. I bought this along with several other plant species, and one or more did come with surprise bladder snails. I don’t mind about the snails, but someone else might. It’s been about 3 weeks since I received this crypt. I planted it in fluval stratum in a 36 gallon bowfront with a nicrew light overhead, and it’s starting to put out new leaves! Definitely recommend.

The shipment was delayed by the post office, and I was concerned the crypts would be melted away; however they arrived looking great and did not melt away even in the first week in my tank