Cryptocoryne tambraparaniana
A rare Cryptocoryne from southern India, named after the Tambraparani river in the southern Western Ghats of Tamil Nadu. Like its relatives it is amphibious along forest streams, submerged in the monsoon and emersed in drier months. Grow it like other Indian Cryptocoryne: warm, soft water or a humid emersed setup.
Where it grows wild
Grows in and beside shaded forest streams in the southern Western Ghats, on sandy or loamy banks that flood seasonally. The habitat is inferred from the name and the genus.
No wild georeferenced records. Its Western Ghats streams are probably at low to middle elevations.
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