Crypt Pink Flamingo has been highly sought after in the aquarium trade for years now due to it's unique and intensely pink coloration. Much like crypt wendtii, this medium-sized crypt features longer, ruffled leaves which first appear as an intense pink-red color and eventually fade to a more subdued, lighter pink.

It compliments other aquarium plants nicely and makes an excellent focal point in a tank of any size. Though Crypt Pink Flamingo is a rare plant, it is not difficult to grow. Crypt Pink Flamingo will thrive under low lighting and send out runners as it grows which will form new plants, though it does grow rather slowly.

in slightly acidic to neutral water with a pH range of 6.0-7.5. It prefers a moderate level of lighting, around 2-3 watts per gallon, to maintain its vibrant colors. Additionally, this plant does not require high CO2 levels but can benefit from the presence of a CO2 supplement to promote healthy growth. It's important to maintain a stable water temperature between 72-82°F (22-28°C) for optimal growth.

In terms of tank mates, the Cryptocoryne Flamingo is generally compatible with a wide range of fish and invertebrates. However, it's essential to consider the potential for herbivorous fish to nibble on its delicate leaves. Therefore, it's advisable to keep this plant alongside species that are not known for excessive browsing or grazing habits.

Feeding habits of the Cryptocoryne Flamingo are relatively straightforward. As a rooted plant, it primarily derives nutrients from the substrate. However, supplementing with a high-quality liquid fertilizer or root tabs can help promote healthy growth and maintain its vibrant colors. It's also important to regularly remove any decaying leaves to prevent them from affecting the overall health of the plant.

When it comes to care, the Cryptocoryne Flamingo requires a well-maintained aquarium with proper filtration and regular water changes to maintain water quality. It is a slow-growing plant, so be patient with its growth rate. Regular pruning is necessary to remove any damaged or decaying leaves and to control its size.

In conclusion, the Cryptocoryne Flamingo (Pot) is a visually stunning and relatively low-maintenance aquatic plant that can add a touch of elegance to any aquarium. By providing it with the right water conditions, suitable tank mates, regular feeding, and proper care, you can enjoy the beauty of this plant for years to come.