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Description
Live water lily bulbs for aquariums and ponds.
- - For optimal growth, we recommend submerging 3/4 of bulb in aquatic planted substrate
- - Bulbs will grow without substrate, but may take longer
- - Easy and simple way to add natural life to your aquarium
- - Pack Includes: 2 green Nymphaea sp. Tiger lotus
- - Minimum recommended tank size is 5 gallons
Specifications
| SKU | 2700916 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Description
Live water lily bulbs for aquariums and ponds.
- - For optimal growth, we recommend submerging 3/4 of bulb in aquatic planted substrate
- - Bulbs will grow without substrate, but may take longer
- - Easy and simple way to add natural life to your aquarium
- - Pack Includes: 2 green Nymphaea sp. Tiger lotus
- - Minimum recommended tank size is 5 gallons
Specifications
| SKU | 2700916 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
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1 - 8 of 10 Reviews
Rotted and clouded my tank, avoid!
Bought this about 3 weeks ago in my local store. Planted in a cycled tank I'd just done a deep clean on. The two bulbs that were in the package were placed 3/4 deep in gravel substrate. I gave them 3 weeks to show growth; They both were unviable and rotted, clouding the tank. I took them out and they smelled like sewer rot. This is my second try with this product, I do not recommend it, and think Petco should not carry it. Imagitarium's aponogeton bulbs have been viable and successful in my experience, but not the water lily.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Response from petco.com:
27 days ago
Customer Care
Hi there. The health and wellness of pets is always our top priority, and we appreciate you bringing this to our attention. Please reach out to us at petco.com/contact-us so we can assist you further.
Rotting molding bulbs. Disgusting
Bought a week ago and came with 3 bulbs.
All 3 were covered in what I now know is mold. Didn't realize that till after I put them in my new tank to cycle. Now I have to wait to make sure the mold doesn't spread to the whole tank.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Response from petco.com:
2 months ago
Customer Care
Hi there. The health and wellness of pets is always our top priority, and we appreciate you bringing this to our attention. Please reach out to us at petco.com/contact-us so we can assist you further.
Molded
Both bulbs molded. I really had hopes they would grow.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Response from petco.com:
2 months ago
Customer Care
Thank you for taking the time to reach out to us. The health and wellness of pets is always our top priority, and we appreciate you bringing this to our attention. Please reach out to us through petco.com/contact-us for further help.
A gamble but a good win
I bought this and it came with 3 pieces one was the shell of on bulb and the shelless on molded quickly in my tabk the other however took off and is very bright and beautiful water lily with purple and reds. Its a gamble on what you get i would like to add i got my in store as a last minute idea to try since it was cheap and I wasn't expecting too much.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Response from petco.com:
2 months ago
Customer Care
We appreciate your constructive feedback regarding the variety and quality of the bulbs. We look forward to providing you with an even better selection during your next visit. If you’d like additional help with this product, our team is available at petco.com/contact-us.
Great plant, but depends on bulb
Purchased one month ago. Package contained two bulbs. One didn't make it, but the other became a healthy and vibrant plant. Overlapping red and green leaves with multiple lily pads at top of 15" tank.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Response from petco.com:
5 months ago
Customer Care
Thank you for sharing! We’re glad you were able to establish a thriving plant and that it’s adding color and coverage to your tank. Your experience with mixed results is helpful insight, and we appreciate you taking the time to share it.
Worked for me. Seems like a gamble
Bought them a month ago in store and didn’t have any of the mold problems other reviews are talking about. Had three bulbs in the packaging and two sprouted within 2-3 weeks and the third one is now sprouting at about the month mark.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Response from petco.com:
8 months ago
Customer Care
Thank you for sharing! We’re glad to hear your bulbs sprouted well and that you didn’t experience the issues mentioned in other reviews. It’s great that two came up quickly and the third followed in time. We appreciate your feedback.
Not worth it
Thought I'd take a chance when I saw these in store yesterday, but like others have said, they were covered in mold. Save your money & just buy from a reputable aquatic plant seller.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Product Consistently Unacceptable
I have bought these on two separate occasions and both times the bulbs were covered in white/grey mold. They do not grow. In fact, every time I go to Petco (2-3 times per month) I check to find good ones as I would love to have water lillies in my tanks, but I have NEVER seen healthy bulbs in stores - and I've been to multiple stores.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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1 - 8 of 10 Reviews
Questions
1 - 1 of 1 Questions
These bulbs are in a large brown "something." It looks like a wad of cardboard, Am I supposed to break open the wad of cardboard to find the bulb? If I put it in the tank, as is, it just floats without showing any signs of the wad opening. ???
- Hi Peggine, Good day! The bulbs in that lily pack are not wrapped in anything. The “brown wad of cardboard” is the actual bulb. Normally they will sink right away, but sometimes it might take a couple days for them to get water logged. If you partially bury them in the substrate that will help keep them from floating. Thanks,
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