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How is Egeria najas different from Elodea densa?
Both are similar South American oxygenating stem plants. Egeria najas has slightly finer, narrower leaves and a lighter, more delicate appearance, while Elodea densa has slightly broader whorls of leaves.
Does it need CO2?
No. It grows vigorously under low to medium light without CO2 injection, making it ideal for low-tech aquariums.
Can it be planted or floated?
It can be gently pushed into the substrate or left floating. Planting gives a more structured background look; floating provides surface cover for fry and shy fish.
How fast does it grow?
Very fast under good light and nutrients. Regular trimming is needed to prevent it outcompeting smaller plants in the aquarium.
Is it suitable for coldwater aquariums?
Yes. Like Elodea, Egeria najas tolerates cooler temperatures and can be used in coldwater and temperate set-ups as well as tropical aquariums.

