Weco Products Freshwater Pro Series Amazon Ruffled Sword Aquarium Plant, Green, 24 in

Add tall, leafy presence to your freshwater tank with the Weco Products Freshwater Pro Series Amazon Ruffled Sword Aquarium Plant in green, standing 24 inches tall. Modeled after Echinodorus bleheri, this artificial plant brings the wide, ruffled blades of a classic Amazon Sword at a height built to fill the background of larger aquariums. As part of Weco's Pro Series, it is made for owners who want a full, planted look without the live-plant upkeep, so the leafy fullness arrives with none of the routine care a live plant tends to demand.

• At 24 inches, it is sized to create a lush backdrop along the rear of taller freshwater tanks.
• The green coloring blends naturally with your other plants and decor for a cohesive, full look.
• Shaped after Echinodorus bleheri, so the broad, ruffled blades look convincingly like the real plant.
• A weighted base helps keep this tall plant standing where you place it instead of floating up.
• As an artificial plant, it needs no fertilizer, special lighting, or trimming to stay looking full.
• Won't wilt, melt, or shed leaves the way live swords can when tank conditions change suddenly.
• Made for freshwater aquariums, so it fits right into community and planted-style scapes.
• The tall, broad leaves give fish vertical cover to swim through, explore, and quietly rest beside.
• Layers beautifully with shorter Weco Pro Series plants for added depth and visual variety.
• Removes easily for rinsing during cleanups, then returns to its exact spot in the tank quickly.

If you want the bold, leafy look of an Amazon Sword in a taller tank without the care a live one requires, this green 24-inch piece is an easy and reliable choice to make for your aquarium. Set it along the back glass, let the weighted base settle it in, and enjoy a planted look that holds its shape season after season without fading. It is a simple way to add height, structure, and natural shelter that your fish will appreciate every day they spend swimming, exploring, and resting in the tank.