Ranunculus inundatus is a rare and charming aquarium plant from Australia producing distinctive, deeply lobed, almost hand-shaped leaves in bright green on thin stems — a leaf form unlike almost anything else commonly available in the planted aquarium hobby. Its unusual botanical appearance and fine-leaved character make it a genuinely interesting collector's specimen for detailed natural aquascape layouts.
It is a demanding plant preferring bright light, CO2 injection, and soft to moderately soft water conditions. Without CO2 or adequate light it struggles to maintain healthy growth over the long term. Cool to moderate water temperatures are preferred — it is better suited to temperate aquariums than warm tropical set-ups and performs poorly above 24°C.
Supplied as a Tropica 1-2-GROW! tissue culture cup, this plant arrives completely free from snails, pest algae, and pesticide residue. Rinse the gel and plant individual stems into the substrate. Suited to experienced hobbyists with bright lighting, CO2, and cooler water temperatures — a rare Australian aquarium plant that is fully shrimp safe.