Sell Cryptocoryne Pygmy 侏儒椒草 (crypt pygmaea / dwarf crypt) - aquarium aqua plant fish tank [lowtech] best price

❗❗❗ Important Notice ❗❗❗ ===================== 👉 DoA Policy 🔹 DoA (Dead on Arrival) guarantee is 4 days from the shipping date. If plant is dead within the guarantee period, a full refund via shop voucher will be given to buyer. 🔹 If delivery toke more than 4 days, seller will not hold responsible for the delayed shipment (courier's fault). We do not provide return or refund as it's shared ricks between buyers and seller. However, buyer are encouraged to share photo of the plants, and we will try our best to compensate through shop voucher (20% to 50% of the selling price). 👉 EAST Malaysia 🔹 There will be no DoA guarantee and no refund provided if parcel is confiscated by custom. East Malaysia buyers have to take this into consideration before placing order. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 👉Rare Cryptocoryne from the Philippines 👉Small to medium-sized 👉Not very demanding 👉Hardly in trade elsewhere ✅Description✅ Cryptocoryne Pygmaea, sometimes known as a dwarf crypt, hails from specific islands of the Philippines. Although its name suggests it is a smaller species, this particular crypt can get fairly large when grown in a well cared for planted tank. Its emersed state is much smaller, but sufficient humidity and conditions must be provided to ensure its survival. In the wild, Cryptocoryne Pygmaea can be found along rivers emersed and submerged. Although not much is known about this Crypt, it has been said that it is generally easy to care for and undemanding making it a great choice for beginner aquarists looking to start their first planted aquarium. Coloration is similar to other cryptocoryne species and can vary with shades of greens and browns depending on the aquarium it is kept in. Leaf size and shapes will also vary depending wholly on the care this aquarium plant receives! Care is comparable to other Cryptocoryne species, Java Ferns, Anubias and Bucephalandra.