DC Freshwater Fish The Fish - Lily Pads

Fish Name: Lily Pads Latin Name: Nymphaeaceae Maximum Size: 20cm leaves Preferred Water Conditions: Will acclimatize to a wide range of conditions. pH:
Fish Name: Lily Pads Latin Name: Nymphaeaceae Maximum Size: 20cm leaves Preferred Water Conditions: Will acclimatize to a wide range of conditions. pH: 6.5-8.0 Temperature: Cold water-temperate between 2-30 deg C (34-86 deg F) Care: Our Lily pads will require planting, as it is not possible to send them safely when potted. We recommend they are planted in a large pond pot with plenty of space for the rhizome to grow. This should be completed with fine gravel and aquatic soil or compost. If you have any questions about planting your new lily please contact us.

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