- Unique tiger stripes or spots
- Low light and easy to care for
- 100% clean with no algae, duckweed, or snails
Cryptocoryne nurii is a rarer crypt species that has the same size and ruffled leaf texture as C. wendtii but has distinctive spotting that looks like tiger stripes. This low light plant is easy to care for and likes to feed on root tabs and nutrient-rich substrate. Its coloration can vary from bronze to green, depending on the lighting and fertilizer. On average, it can reach up to 8 inches (20 cm) tall and is often planted in the midground of tall tanks or background of nano tanks.
100% Free of Pests
Customer Reviews
I watched a YouTube video and it just so happen Cory mentioned these crypts in the video and I was lucky enough to get a pack while they were in stock. The package was healthy upon arrival with around 8 plants and a few had runners already. They even sent a cool free shrimp sticker. Such a good experience. Will shop for plants from here more often.
Got 2 plants from a single container. Nice looking plant. Look forward to seeing how they grow!
Looks healthy and it's doing well. I love the shape of the leaves.
My 1st order of tissue culture plants & the plant was healthy even after ordering in cold weather conditions. It's doing well in my low maintenance setup & didn't experience any melt. Did loose a few leaves but is doing great & starting to spread out.
I just order and plant it its melting back so it's to early to tell if they will make it or not.
Nice addition to my aquarium.
Cory mentioned these in recent YouTube video. Bought 3, healthy root systems, back for more for other aquariums. Love my purple color with some variegation.
Tissue culture was very healthy. I’ve had very little melt after a week in the tank. I was pleasantly surprised at the large portion. Highly recommend!
The plants looked healthy in the container. I was able to get 5 individual plants from the bunch. There was really no transplant shock, no melting. They were all growing new leaves by 4 weeks.
Cryptocoryne Nurii Tissue Culture