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Pots were used but they are in perfect condition.

The image used above is for illustration purposes only. Can be used in either terrarium, paludarium or vivarium. It is an evergreen perennial that typically grows to 4" tall but spreads to 2' wide via stems that root where they touch the ground.

Supa Aquarium Plant Weights ---SUPA PRE CUT LEAD PLANT WEIGHT Keep your plants firmly in the gravel with this pre cut lead strip ---A small box containing 10 pre cut lengths can be used for live or artificial plants, ---also ideal for other uses in the aquarium such as keeping air line submerged. --- ---.

Limnobium spongia is a beautiful floating plant. It consists of a loose rosette of basal leaves. These leaves either float on water or they are stranded on mud. The mature blades of these leaves are 1 " - 3" (2.5 - 7.5 cm) long and nearly as much across; they are oval-cordate in shape and smooth along their margins.

The Screwcumber is a very rigid device that won't break, wear out or bend out of shape. The Screwcumber will give years and years of service! The "Screwcumber"® By Opti-fish, Cucumber holder for your tropical fish.

Clay-peat balls are made from best selection of clay and peat. Clay-peat balls are ideal for both beginners and the more experienced aquarists. Clay-Peat Balls - 50pcs - Plant Fertilizer. gravel under plant near roots.

Crinum calamistratum from West Africa is a very graceful bulbous plant with dark-green, very narrow leaves. It forms smaller bulbs than the other Crinum species and requires less light. In the aquarium plants that are thriving form a number of small bulbs.

The image used above is for illustration purposes only. It is best planted in a shady spot to minimize algae growth on the leaves. It is also suitable for terrariums and paludariums. Herbivorous fish do not eat the very tough and robust leaves.

In nature, Bucephalandra usually grows on rocks or wood in rivers and streams - much like Anubias, which they resemble regarding use and care in the aquarium. Bucephalandra is an easy, slow-growing plant that prefers lower light levels.

Phyllanthus fluitans is a floating plant that is widespread in the Neotropics. The Red root floater is especially attractive in open tanks and well-lit paludariums.

The image used above is for illustration purposes only. There are 170 identified species in the Alternanthera genus. This plant grows along the banks of rivers which periodically flood during the rainy season.

The image used above is for illustration purposes only. In nature, Bucephalandra usually grows on rocks or wood in rivers and streams - much like Anubias, which they resemble regarding use and care in the aquarium.

The image used above is for illustration purposes only. It needs very good light to develop its beautiful red colour, and CO2 addition and soft water are vital to ensure reasonable growth. To ensure good colour there must be sufficient micronutrients in the water.

The image used above is for illustration purposes only. It is best planted in a shady spot to minimize algae growth on the leaves. It is also suitable for terrariums and paludariums. Herbivorous fish do not eat the very tough and robust leaves.

1 x 5cm pot of The African Water Fern (Bolbitis heudelotii), also known as the Congo Fern or simply Bolbitis, is a popular but uncommon plant that is highly in demand for the freshwater aquarium. Its long, flowing, dark green leaves are very elegant and delicate in appearance.

The image used above is for illustration purposes only. Ludwigia arcuata is a beautiful plant with delicate green and red leaves. Needle leaf plants have thin, pointed leaves that grow in opposite pairs along the whole length of the stem.

It is characterised by fast, compact growth and small, intense green leaves on vertical stems. Carpet formation and compact growth do best in good light.

It isn't at all picky about light or carbon dioxide levels and will do well in tanks where many other species don't. Warm temperatures are not a problem, making it suitable for planted discus tanks.

Hemianthus callitrichoides is an attractive foreground plant for small aquariums. Found on Cuba west of Havana. The image used above is for illustration purposes only.

This is a cultured species based on Echinodorus angustifolia from Oriental Aquarium Plants. The narrow and twisted green leaves make it an unusual addition to the Echinodorus. Echinodorus sp. Vesuvius spreads readily with runners.

This floating fern, like other Salvinia species, forms floating mats on the surface of the water.

Nana 'Petite'. The image used above is for illustration purposes only. It is best planted in a shady spot to minimize algae growth on the leaves. It is also suitable for terrariums and paludariums.

The image used above is for illustration purposes only. As with most plants, stronger light and abundant nutrients produce the most luxuriant growth. Unlike many similar looking plants such as Eleodea species, E. najas will tolerate tropical temperatures.

Suggestions: First, push your riccia down to let your duckweed float free. Net out that pesky duckweed or it will grow into a total light screen. Second, if you want faster growth, fluff up your riccia to let more light get to it.

It will do well even in tanks inhabited by fevered fish because it has strong roots, but it’s best to add them after the plant is well-established and strongly rooted in the substrate. Keep a close eye on your goldfish, Koi, or large cichlids, as they may pose a threat to Cryptocoryne beckettii, despite its thick leaves.

Lemna Minor - Duckweed. Duckweed is a very easy and versatile plant. Goldfish and other species love to eat it.It is great for fry to hide out in. This is supplied from my own pond. A portion this size will eventually grow to sufficiently cover your tank or pond (if you want it to) quite quickly.

A beautiful and very varied species with reddish leaves, before forming floating leaves Nymphaea pubescens'Rubra' forms many underwater leaves. If you don't want floating leaves, prune them. Suitable for indoor aquariums.

The image used above is for illustration purposes only. Cryptocoryne pontederiifolia is a bog plant hitherto only found in the northernmost part of the west coast of Sumatra (Indonesia), where it grows in the freshwater tidal area together with the nipa palm (Nypa fruticans).

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