Aquascapeplants Rotala wallichii
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Aquascapeplants Rotala wallichii is a fine tiny leave plant with pink to red leaves. The plant is looks best when planted in bunch.
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Marimo Moss Ball
- Marimo moss ball is also known as Aegagropila Linnaei
- Used in many iwagumi layouts or to even create carpet
- One of the easiest plant to maintain
- Ideal for beginners
- Velvety, Lush green balls
- The plant is very slow growing
- Can be divided into several smaller pieces
- Recommendable for shrimp tanks
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Aquascapeplants Nymphaea ‘Tiger lotus green’
Aquascapeplants Nymphaea ‘Tiger lotus green’
Gorgeous solitary plant for bigger tanks
Greenish -green to red leaves
Dark spot and stripe pattern
The most popular waterlily in the aquarium hobbyThe Nymphaea ‘Tiger Lotus Green’ is a stunning aquatic plant, often referred to as the Green Tiger Lotus. Despite its name, it is actually a type of water lily, not a true lotus. Here are some key points about this plant:
- Appearance: It features heart-shaped leaves with a brilliant reddish-purple tint. The leaves can grow both submerged and floating, adding a dynamic look to your aquarium.
- Growth: This plant is known for its fast growth rate and can become quite large, making it suitable for midground or background placement in your tank.
- Care: The Green Tiger Lotus is undemanding but a heavy feeder. It thrives with regular fertilization and can benefit from CO2 supplementation. It can tolerate a wide range of temperatures and pH levels.
- Pruning: To manage its size and prevent it from shading other plants, you can prune the floating leaves.
- Propagation: It can produce flowers and seeds, and under good conditions, it can develop offset plantlets that can be separated and planted in other tanks.
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Bucephalandra Brownie Purple pot
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Bucephalandra Brownie Purple is an easy plant that is good for beginners. It can be submerged or immersed in water. The plant is very slow growing, with new leaves sprouting from long, thin rhizomes. It can be propagated by cutting the rhizome and attached to driftwood and rocks.Common Name: BucephalandraFamily Name: AraceaeNative To: AsiaLighting: Low – MediumpH: 5.0-8.0Growth Demands: (options – medium)Growth Form: rhizomesGrowth Rate: SlowTrue Aquatic: YesPlacement in Tank: foreground, mid-groundSKU: n/a -
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Hygrophila sp. Chai Cup
Hygrophila sp. Chai, also known as Chai Hygrophila, is a rare and captivating aquatic plant.
Overview
Common Name: Chai Hygrophila
Scientific Name: Hygrophila sp. Chai
Family: Acanthaceae
Origin: Mutation of Hygrophila araguaia, discovered in Singapore
Appearance
Leaves: Distinctive pink color with occasional white streaks, resembling the leaves of Hygrophila araguaia
Stem: Thin and delicate, grows both submerged and emersed
Height: Typically grows up to 10 cm (4 inches)
Growth Rate: Slow, requiring stable and optimal conditions
Care Requirements
Lighting: High intensity to maintain its vibrant color
CO2: Strong CO2 injection is recommended for optimal growth
Water Parameters:
- pH: 6.0 to 7.5
- Hardness: Soft to moderately hard water
- Temperature: 22 to 28 °C (72 to 82 °F)
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