• Echinodorus impaii Aquafleur
  • Echinodorus impaii Aquafleur
  • Echinodorus impaii Aquafleur
  • Echinodorus impaii Aquafleur
  • Echinodorus impaii Aquafleur
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Echinodorus impaii

Neat bright-green rosette on a compact mid-sized Echinodorus sword plant

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    Common name: Red Devil Sword

    Origin: South America

    Position in Aquarium: Background

    Grows up to (cm): 50 cm

    Pot Size: 5 cm

    Growth rate: Medium pace
    Description

    Echinodorus impaii is a compact, mid-sized sword plant with neat, bright-green oval leaves arranged in a tidy rosette. It typically reaches 15–25 cm in height, making it a versatile choice for the midground of medium to large aquariums.

    This species is straightforward to maintain, tolerating a broad range of water parameters and growing well under medium light without CO2 supplementation. A substrate with good nutritional content encourages steady growth and strong root development.

    Supplied as an established potted plant, Echinodorus impaii works well as a structural focal point in the midground, providing a natural contrast to finer-leaved stem plants or low-growing foreground species. Its restrained size makes it suitable for aquariums from around 100 litres upward.
    Plant Sizes

    You’ll receive a healthy, rooted plant in a pot, similar to those shown. Each one is hand-checked before dispatch.
    Shipping

    Same-day dispatch on orders placed before 4pm, Monday to Friday. Tracked 24 Service from £4.99, DPD Express from £6.99.
    Echinodorus impaii Aquafleur
    Echinodorus impaii Aquafleur
    Echinodorus impaii Aquafleur
    Echinodorus impaii Aquafleur

    Product FAQs

    Helpful details before you buy.

    How large does Echinodorus impaii get?

    It typically reaches 15–25 cm in height, making it well suited to the midground of most planted aquariums.

    Does it need CO2?

    No. It grows reliably without added CO2, though it benefits from a nutrient-rich substrate or root tabs.

    What size aquarium suits it?

    It works well in aquariums from around 100 litres and upward, where its compact form fills the midground without crowding the layout.

    How do I encourage the best growth?

    Provide medium light and a nutritious substrate. Regular water changes and occasional root fertilisation will keep growth consistent.

    Is it compatible with fish and invertebrates?

    Yes. It is peaceful and safe with fish, shrimp, and snails alike.