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Very attractive and rare. Makes a wonderful accent if planted as a group in the mid- to foreground. A little fussy to adapt at first. Has a tendency to grow into  thick mats if kept under... more

Dwarf form of the Bolbitis heteroclita, which is common in many regions of Asia.Very slow growing fern, ideally suited for small, low-light tanks. Leaves are produced extremeley slowly but... more

Very fine- leaved plant with high demands. Will provide a striking eye-catcher if given soft water and ample light. This plant will distinguish the green-thumbed aquarist, certainly with a degree... more

Venerable aquarium plant. This wonderful, lush green plant was considered to be difficult to keep in the early days of the aquarist hobby. In today's tanks with plenty of light and ample CO2, this... more

Of all Cabomba species, this is the most demanding one. Very soft, acidic water and bright light is required to grow this plant successfully. Then, it will provide a striking focal point.... more

Cosmopolitan plant. Whilst it has proven to be fully hardy in the pond, it is also suitable for the tropical aquarium up to temperatures of 30°C. At the same time, its demands as to water hardness... more

Fine-leaved plant for mid-to background. Its slow growth makes this plant a low-maintenance, if very demanding species.Very soft water, good lighting, crystal-clear water and absolutely no algae... more

Very decorative, unique plant for fore- to midground. Its leaf texture makes it look almost like a miniature form of Hygrophila difformis. If kept under agreeable conditions, the... more (3 additional images)

Very rare plant. If grown emersed, this plant is slightly poisonous to fish and invertebrates. Under water, this plants is entirely non-toxic. A very decorative, easy to keep plant with beautifuly... more (2 additional images)

Decorative, suitable plant for all kinds of aquaria. Comes out best if planted cascading from back to front. Plant fairly densely. This will create a luxuriant layot whilst suppressing the desire... more (1 additional image)

Very valuable cultivar. The white veins are caused by a virus, but remain stable and clearly visible in the aquarium. Grows considerably slower than the species and is hence easier on maintenance.... more

Deorative background or corner plant (for Dutch layouts in cooler tanks for the front corners). The translucent, inclines leaves are unique and this plant can be kept floating as well as planted.... more