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Low, clump forming rush with medium fast growth. Needs plenty of CO2 and can tolerate acidic water. Keep under bright lights and pinch out side-shoots regularly for dense and bushy growth. Use... more (1 additional image)

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

Easy to keep, grassy foreground plant. Under intense light, a thick carpet will form, making regular maintenance a must. Still, growth is considerably slower than Glossostigma or... more (1 additional image)

Beautiful grassy midground plant that will form dense, slender and fresh green tufts. Often confused with Isoetes, which in contrast to this Lilaeopsis, will never form... more

Beautiful, dense grassy groundcover. Leaves narrower than those of L. brasiliensis but growth is considerably faster. Less demanding in terms of lighting but a real carpet can only be... more

One of the most beautiful fine-leaved plants and a truly large species. Allow for lots of space if you want to keep this plant. In clear, soft water, whorls of more than 10 cm can be formed.

Slow growing plant with serrated leaves. Always green, even under bright lights. Very suitable plant for Discus aquaria as higher temperatures are tolerated exceptionally well. This genus is... more (3 additional images)

 Very similar to Limnophila aromatica but with deep dark green upper side of leaves and ruby red undersides. Not difficult to keep if enough CO2 and nutirents are provided. Very unusual and... more

Price per stem! Newly imported Limnophila with deeply furrowed leaves, resembling Basil.  Plant as a group in the fore- to midground or as a Dutch Style "Street". This new... more (1 additional image)

Easiest of all Ambulias. Grows in almost any aquarium. Definitely a beginner's choice.

Fast growing, fresh green midground plant. Trim regularly to keep it nice and bushy. Suitable also as a background plant in nano-tanks.

Slow growing plant which should not be kept too warm. Too nutrient-rich water should also be avoided. Due to its spiky habit, it is a very interesting accent for nano aquaria. Once settled in, it... more (2 additional images)