| Plant or Animal Product Type | Amazon Frogbit |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Brand | G’z |
| Material Feature | Organic |
| Color | Green |
| Sunlight Exposure | Full Sun, Partial Shade |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Product Care Instructions | water |
| Moisture Needs | Moderate Watering |
| Number of Pieces | 12 |










Savanah Paucek –
Upon arrival one corner of the package was torn open, but I suspect that happened during shipping. The frogbit itself had leaves that were still green although starting to get a bit dull in color. The roots had completely melted off during the shipping process which was not entirely unexpected.I added the frogbit to my tank right away without doing anything to them or the tank. No extra fertilizers or anything like that outside of my normal routine. Just placed them in the corner of the tank where I wanted them and left them alone.It has been about a week now since I added them to my tank and each bundle has regrown its roots, and they appear happy and healthy. They’re a good color and show good growth. Also there are no signs of any snails or other parasites or diseases at this time.
Madeline Cartwright –
I wasn’t expecting much because it was so cold out and the reviews were mixed but this came perfect WAY better than expected. Nicer than the ones I got at the fish store. I am going to purchase more. Also paid less than I did at the fish store and got more.
Prof. Jaron Will –
Here is what I’ve discovered with this plant. It came looking healthy, but it didn’t have much roots. That is totally expected. The roots are highly fragile and my guess is during shipping they were destroyed. I really didn’t see any. There was die off at first, but since the roots have established, this plant is doing amazing and unfurling new leaves daily. It seems to be a hardy plant that would take over a pond, but big enough so that it isn’t a pain in an aquarium like duckweed. I am really happy on this purchase. Pretty soon I’ll be able to pull some from this bowl and put it in the other I have downstairs. The betta fish loves it. The plant really adds a new element to the fish bowl. I attached a picture. After the intial die off, there was about 1/4 of what you see in the picture. The growth has exploded in the past week. I’ve had the plant for about a month.I have a 50w halogen spotlight on it and do weekly water changes with tap treated with stress coat. Our water here is hard, north-central IL.