G’z Aquarium Floating Plants Package #1, 12 Amazon Frogbit, 12 Dwarf Water Lettuce, 12 Water Spangles

Water Spangles survived the trip through the Texas heat (in July) the best: a little browning, no melt, root structure intact. The water lettuce had many plants DOA and a lot of melt. Both the Frogbit and the water lettuce completely lost their roots, but 1 week later all the surviving plants had started growing roots. Most of these problems were probably caused by the heat (I was impatient,) but I haven't seen any sign of snails, worms, etc. Will update if I do.

I was worried about ordering these because the high temp in our area was going to be close to the limit at which the seller could ship them, but everything turned out absolutely perfect. They arrived early and I was able to snag them out of the mailbox right after they were delivered. Everything was there and very healthy. I have 2 five gallon tanks, one 10 gallon, and one 40 gallon tank that I am going to split these among. Hopefully they continue to grow and I can fill my 40 gallon eventually! My office fish, Deadpool, is absolutely loving his new floating plants!! I'm sure our other 3 tanks will too. I love the jungle look these give the water. If I somehow manage to kill these, as I am new to planted aquariums, I would definitely come back and order more from this seller!!

Good quality, packed well, with fertilizer growing roots and new leaves in just a few days

The spangles and the frog-bit handled the shipping great. But the dwarf lettuce bunch entirely melted. I contacted the seller and they promptly sent me another back that did great and had no melt. I had noticed that an earlier review said that their product filled their tank with tiny clear worms and that they came from the plants and I should have paid more attention. Because I too have the same problem now. After a little research I am fairly certain it is one of the two most common, Planarians or Detritus Worms, (I'm fairly certain they're detritus) worms found in fish tanks. These are pretty common and pose no direct threat to my inhabitants. I just don't like them being visible. I will try and get a few under a microscope to better judge what I am dealing with. I will update as necessary. Update: the we're detritus worms and quickly disappeared. Also make sure that these plants are legal in your state 😅.

I have to say that I have been looking at floating plants for a while now. And they can be so expensive for a very tiny amount. And then I found this listing. My expectations were small. I thought that the quantity of plants would be small. I thought the size of the plants would be small. But for the price, and the fact that it came with 3 variety of floating plants I wanted to just give it a try. And boy I am glad I did. The plant are a great size. And the quantity? Holy cow I did not expect to receive so many. Thank you so much! I love my new floating plant babies. Now to see if I can keep them alive lol

Received my order. Packaged well. All very healthy. Look great and even reproducing. I really like them. It was purchased for a new Betta and shrimp tank. However, it was INFESTED with little snails...INFESTED. Not a couple or 5 or a dozen, but an infestation. I even found 2 little green inch worm-like looking things. I am now loaded with little snails all over my tank. Some are microscopic maneuvering on the tank walls. They made it past a quarantine too. Must have been a clutch or two hidden in the roots. I have tasked my girlfriend's 5 year old with snail patrol. He scours the tank with his keen little eyes and finds them for me to take out. I have pulled out loads of them to no avail. They keep multiplying! I had to purchase 3 assassin snails in the hopes of them ridding my tank of this invasive plague. It would get 5 stars if not for the snails. 3 stars is being generous. But the plants themselves are great and healthy and a nice amount. And no, I am 100% positive they came from this order. I had zero snails before it. But don't say I didn't warn you. Proceed with caution.

Couldn’t be more happier with these life plants. They came in properly and securely packed. They are absolutely beautiful, green and healthy looking…better than what I was expecting. And most importantly , they are Betta approved… he adores them from the first moment I added them to the tank. He plays, hides and sleeps in between the roots a lot. 🥰

I quarantined these plants to be safe and I still ended up with a huge infestation of snails in my tank. They are everywhere threatening the lives of my fish in 5 tanks!!! The amount of money I have invested in my tanks is inconceivable to this crappy service. If you're going to sell outside pond quality plants that you know have the chance of snails, any sense of integrity would tell you to warn customers.