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Foreground-aquarium plant with deeply forked leaves. Under ample light and plenty of CO₂, this plant will stay nice and low. Light in the short wave range will keep this plant... more (2 additional images)

This moss has been around for a long time in aquariums but has seen its greatest popularity only in recent years through the aquascaping layouts of Takashi Amano. Tied to wood or rocks, this easy... more

This moss has been around for a long time in aquariums but has seen its greatest popularity only in recent years through the aquascaping layouts of Takashi Amano. Tied to wood or rocks, this easy... more

This rare plant used to be among the standard range but has been pushed back somewhat in recent years. R. aquatica is an excellent mid- and foreground plant and a slow grower. Temperature should be... more

Wonderful, slow growing Rotala species. An abundance of densely spaced, almost circular leaves grow along a thick stem. Slow to medium fast growing. This plant is not very demanding and... more (1 additional image)

Wonderful, slow growing Rotala species. An abundance of densely spaced, almost circular leaves grow along a thick stem. Slow to medium fast growing. This plant is not very demanding and... more (1 additional image)

Most striking species in the Rotala genus. Even under apparently ideal conditions, the shoot tips may curl up and growth will stunt. New shoots may form spontaneously after a while and... more (2 additional images)

Green form of the Giant Rotala and similar in requirements and growth. Actually, this variety seems to grow slightly slower than the red form. Leaves tend to stay a bit smaller than those of the... more (4 additional images)

Easy to grow, small leaved Rotala. Depending on Light and temperature, the red colouration is more or less pronounced. A classic and a true beginner's choice.

The green form of Rotala rotundifolia will creep even under low light. If planted in a corner of the aquarium, a bushy, compact semi-upright growth can be achieved. Will remain green even under... more

Similar to Rotala wallichii but with yellow leaves. Needs soft water and strong light to keep healthy. If this is provided, this plant is a strong grower.

Relatively new Rotala species. Very similar to the related species R. wallichii and R. nanjeshan. It looks like it has taken the red stem of the former and the green leaves of the... more (2 additional images)