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Buce Deep Purple is an easy plant, perfect for beginners. It can be breeded submerged or immersed. The plant grows very slowly, with new leaves sprouting out of long, thin rhizomes. It can be increased by cutting the rhizome and securing driftwood and roc
A low eleocharis who forms foothills near the parent plant. It is the best planted in small bunches fairly close together, which will gradually form a solid mass plants. An ideal foreground plant, equally suitable for large as small aquariums.
> Pink leaves> Very slowly growing> Unlike green foreground plants
> Horizontal growth habit > Broad, rather soft leaves > Dark olive colors with blueish hue > Well growing We received this beautiful, interesting Bucephalandra under the label "Theia Red". As well as all Bucephalandras, it originates from Borneo island, g
"Golden" is a wonderful selection of Ammannia pedicellata that stands out by its very clear, greenish yellow to golden underwater foliage, which contrasts with the dark red stem. The wild species that was known for a long name under the name Nesaea Pedice
This species also calls the giant limnophila. The cross-section of from the leaves of this aquarium plant can become 12 centimeters. From 25 cm the plant will turn to discolour, the bottom becomes yellow while the top will be light green. Note that this p
Beautiful plant, a very aesthetic small echinodorus. Finally very nice and small (5 cm) easy plant.
"Golden" is a wonderful selection of Ammannia pedicellata that stands out by its very clear, greenish yellow to golden underwater foliage, which contrasts with the dark red stem. The wild species that was known for a long name under the name Nesaea Pedice
Bucephandra Sp is a great choice for Buce enthusiasts! Bucephalandra sp features small green leaves that are slightly rounded, almost like Anubias plants. Like other forms of Bucephalandra, this aquarium plant is a great choice for beginners due to its ha
Anubias Barteri Var. Nana Snow White is a special, very small-leaved selection of the Dwarf Anubias. This very rare, sought after Anubia is also known under the "Snow King" and "White Ghost" trade names. Because this variant of anubias is fairly difficult
> Rare cryptocoryne from the Philippines> Small to medium-sized
> Not very demanding
> Almost not commercially available
> New, very decorative cultivar of Anubias> Small, narrow leaf
> Flat, horizontal growth method
> Very interesting for aquas caping
This dwarf Anubias is commercially available under two variant names: Anubias Barteri Var. Nana 'Petite' and 'Bonsai'. "Petite-Nana" has considerably smaller leaves than the standard A. Barteri Var. However, Nana is just as robust and easy to maintain. It
> Attractive, small epiphyt
> Elliptical leaf with wavy leaf edge
> Reddish and dark green shades
> These boating remains very small, ideal for Nano aquarium> Spring leaves
> Very suitable for Paludaria
Not demanding, fast-growing moss for both cold and hot water tanks. This is where leptodictyum riparium, it is not the same as the upright-growing so-called "Stringy Moss". His shoots grow horizontally, or rather, in all directions, such as those of Javam
A low eleocharis who forms foothills near the parent plant. It is the best planted in small bunches fairly close together, which will gradually form a solid mass plants. An ideal foreground plant, equally suitable for large as small aquariums.
Buce Deep Purple is an easy plant, perfect for beginners. It can be breeded submerged or immersed. The plant grows very slowly, with new leaves sprouting out of long, thin rhizomes. It can be increased by cutting the rhizome and securing driftwood and roc
Limnophila sp. "Vietnam" is only known in Europe in the aquarium hobby, and it is still difficult to buy. This delicate plant is a great discovery for aquas caping. Given that it is under intensive light, the creeping well-branched shoots develops from 3
> Also known as 'lilac'
> Dark red color
> Purple leaf underside
> Ascending growth
> Light-colored epiphyt> Lemon yellow sheet
> So robust as normal anubias barteri var. nana
> Nice contrast with dark green plants
> Also known as Anubias minima 'colorful'
> Interesting lancet shaped sheet shape
> White shifting
> Not demanding epiphyt
> Rarely available
This cryptocoryne from Sri Lanka used to be called (wrongly) Cryptocoryne Nevillii, but this is the name of a species that has never been used in aquariums. Just like many other cryptocorynes, the first month after planting does not happen much. But then
> New, especially small-leaved Anubia's> robust, not demanding
> Perfectly suitable for nano tanks
