A beautiful groundcover used in many natural aquarium-style layouts. It works well with strong light, abundant substrates and carbon dioxide. A fast grower. Grow into a thick green carpet. Trimming should be done before it gets too thick. *See more details here for the...

Rotala rotundifolia "green" is also known as Rotala sp. "Green" is a hardy and versatile plant that is often used in the middle and background areas of the aquarium. Native to Southeast Asia, this beautiful stemmed plant is as easy to preserve as the...

One of the easiest mid-ground and background plants. A must for all aquariums. Pale green leaves. A classic natural aquarium plant that Mr. Amano often uses. In strong light and pruning, it forms a compact bush with small pale green leaves. Instructions: Type: Stem...

Rotala sp. "Vietnamese" can be used as a mid-background for any layout, especially in those aquascapes that rely heavily on the use of stem plants. This species can form an excellent contrast with red and green plants. Instructions: Type: Stem Origin: Asia Growth rate: fast...

A beautiful stem plant that, in the right conditions, will develop a large canopy with many long, thin leaves. It is orange on top of the leaves and pink on the undersides. This plant, found in Asia and Australia, needs bright light and carbon...

A rosette plant from Thailand that grows well in high temperatures. This is a beautiful and easy-to-maintain grass-like plant best used to accentuate the flow of water, with its long, soft leaves swaying in the flow. It just gets denser in the same area...

Hygrophila "Araguaia" is named after the river system in Brazil. Stems become 10-20 cm high and 6-15 cm wide. It has compact, tight leaves that easily grow branches. Pinch the stems to maintain the bushy appearance. The plant is reddish-brown to purple in color...

The smallest of all Echinoderma species. A beautiful carpet is formed, with old leaves turning red. Prefers rich, fertile, fertile soil. Among simple and undemanding foreground plants. Instructions: Type: Carpet Origin: cultivar Growth rate: medium Light needs: Moderate CO2: Moderate The smallest of all...

It has green leaves, making it one of the most popular types of Cryptocoryne. This is a less demanding factory. Depending on growing conditions, the color of the leaves can vary from light green to brown. It looks most naturally planted next to a...

Possibly one of the smallest Cryptocoronas commercially available. Makes a nice low maintenance prospect. A slow grower. An ideal ground cover for Southeast Asian-style layouts. Type: rosette Origin: Asia Growth rate: slow Height: 5 - 10+ Light Requirement: Medium CO2: low Possibly one of...

A new hybrid green cryptic coral with distinctive pale green leaves that can be used in the middle ground. Instructions: Type: rosette Origin: Asia Growth rate: medium Height: 5-15 cm Light Requirement: Low CO2: low A new type of hybrid green Cryptocoryne that has...

A beautiful compact Bucephalandra sp. Easy to grow, leaf size is approximately 1/2" long. When grown in the right conditions, it is forest green with metallic flecks. Leaf margins are slightly wrinkled. Type: Epiphyte Origin: Southeast Asia Growth rate: slow Height: 3-5+ cm Light...

Cryptocoryne Sivadasani is a new cryptcoryne with long, thin leaves. It is best used as a background plant in an aquarium. It's a great plant for expressing the flow of water in a water feature, as the slender leaves sway with the flow. Instructions:...

Hydrocotyle Tripartita 'mini' is a new type of foreground carpet plant from Australian swamps. The size of the plant's leaves will decrease with some pruning. Its leaves are very small, about half the size of a Hydrocotyle tripartite, making them ideal for nanopots. Type:...

A carnivorous foreground carpet plant that does well when fed on small shrimp and aquatic crustaceans. *See more details from the ADA Network Aquarium Magazine here: Maintenance Techniques  Instructions: Type: Carpet Origin: Asia Growth rate: medium Height: 3-10+cm Light needs: Moderate CO2: Moderate A...

This species originates from Australia and grows to 5-10 cm tall. This is a groundcover with unique and attractive dear horn-shaped leaves. Good lighting produces shorter growths, lower lighting produces longer long-legged growths. Instructions: Type: ground cover Origin: Australia Growth rate: medium Height: 5-5+cm...

Microcarpaea Minima Merrill is a relatively short plant with green needle-like leaves that can be used as a foreground or mid-earth plant. It creates a shrub-like appearance. Instructions: Type: Carpet Origin: Asia Growth rate: medium and fast Height: 3-5cm Light Demand: High carbon dioxide:...

Drosera Adelae is one of the easiest carnivorous terrariums to grow. They are found in hot and humid areas along streams. They also have interesting sticky tentacles that catch and digest small insects. DOOA GLASS POT MARU is perfect for this plant! Instructions: Type:...

Rotala Wallichi "Long Leaf" is similar to Rotala Wallichi with longer leaves. It needs bright light and carbon dioxide to thrive. Instructions: Type: Stem Origin: Asia Growth rate: fast Height: 20-30+ cm Light needs: medium to high Carbon dioxide: medium to high Rotala Wallichi...

Rotala sp. 'Nanjenshan' is native to Taiwan and is likely a natural hybrid between R. rotundifolia and R. wallichii. It is firmly established in the aquarium hobby and available through both retail and trade, where it is sometimes mistakenly labeled as Rotala ' nanjean'...