Weco Freshwater Plant Multipack 104

The Weco Freshwater Plant Multipack 104 is a four-piece set of hand-painted artificial aquarium plants that adds instant color, height, and cover to any freshwater tank—no trimming, dosing, or special lighting required. The assortment includes a 6" Japanese Cress, 9" Tonia, 12" Red Foxtail, and 12" Red Ludwigia, each on a weighted base that anchors securely in gravel or sand.

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Features

• Four plants, four looks — 6" Japanese Cress, 9" Tonia, 12" Red Foxtail, and 12" Red Ludwigia for layered foreground-to-background depth.
• Hand-painted detail — lifelike coloring and leaf texture that won't fade over time.
• Weighted bases — sit flat and stay put in gravel or sand substrate.
• Zero maintenance — no CO2, fertilizer, or high-output lighting; rinse and reuse for years.
• Fish-safe — soft, non-toxic materials that won't tear delicate fins; ideal cover for shy fish and fry.

Setup Tips

• Rinse in dechlorinated water before placing in the tank.
• Push each weighted base into the substrate and bury it slightly for a natural look.
• Arrange the taller Red Foxtail and Red Ludwigia toward the back, with Japanese Cress and Tonia up front.
• Clean periodically by swishing in old tank water during water changes to clear algae and debris.

Specifications

Recommended Pairings

• Weco Freshwater Plants Multipack 106 — add four more plants for a fuller aquascape.
• Aquarium Decor & Hardscape — driftwood, rock, and ornaments to build your scene.
• Freshwater Supplies — everything else for your community tank.

FAQ

Are these real plants? No—these are high-quality artificial plants, so they never need light, CO2, or fertilizer and won't melt or rot.

Will the bases stay down? Yes. Each plant has a weighted base; bury it slightly in substrate for the most natural, secure placement.

Are they safe for bettas and other fish? Yes—the foliage is soft and won't snag fins, making it excellent cover for shy fish and fry.

How do I keep them clean? Swish them in old tank water during water changes; for stubborn algae, a soft brush and a rinse will restore them.