Intensely pink red leaves

Compact and moderate growth rate

Stays low if regularly trimmed

New unique mini Anubias

Easy to grow and thrives in most aquariums

Small, round and deep green leaves

Easy and undemanding beginner’s plant

Stem plant of moderate growth

Cut-off shoots will easily form new plants

Beautiful reddish color under the right light conditions

Only grows submerse

Best employed in aquariums with moderate to high lighting and CO2

Easy to attach to a hardscape of choice

Unique underwater colouappearrs

Resilient and adaptable to different water parameters

Easy and undemanding plant

Branches willingly without trimming

Ideal for growing on rocks and wood pieces

Long, narrow and hammered leaves

One of the taller Cryptocorynes

Needs good light and fertilisers to thrive

Smallest Cryptocoryne - only 3-6cm tall

Slow growth

Can develop into a carpet

Easy and sure plant for beginners

Leaves become reddish when conditions are good

Medium tall Cryptocoryne

Green and low maintenance Cryptocoryne

Great plant for beginners

Thrives in shady places in the aquarium

Beautiful red and green solitary plant

One of the smallest Echinodorus

Easy plant for beginners, well suited for smaller aquariums

One of the smallest aquarium plants

Rather slow-growing carpeting plant

Its colour stunningly compliments rocks and wood pieces

Easy and undemanding plant

Carpeting plant for foreground

May be cut down to the preferred height

One of the most popular foreground plants

Quick and safe carpeting growth

Ideal for nano tanks and for planting between rocks

Very characteristic look, resembling a pin cushion

Flowers willingly in the aquarium after planting

Does not thrive in hard water

Popular, fast-growing and very pretty carpeting plant

Requires intense light and CO2 addition to thrive

Frequent trimming is necessary due to the fast growth

Distinct and easily recognizable

Looks thorny, but doesn’t sting

Very low and compact growth

Small, light green rosette plant

Thrives at low light conditions

Previously named Echinodorus quadricostatus

Easy and undemanding foreground plant

Vivid, bright green colour

Spreads readily with runners

One of the most popular carpeting plants

Quickly forms a dense, bright green carpet

Need regular trims to stay healthy

Versatile plant, can be placed anywhere in the aquarium

Fast grower in the right conditions

Unique leave-shape

One of the easiest plants for beginners

Very suited when starting an aquarium

Easy to propagate by planting the cuttings

Easy and undemanding beginner’s plant

Lobed leaves of intense, bright green colour

Helps create an excellent transition between low and tall plants

Fast, carpeting growth

Vivid bright green colour

Press it with your palm to obtain better carpeting growth

Beautifully coloured stem plant

Low and compact growth

Moderate growth rate

Very distinctive leaf shape and colour

May be planted on wood and rocks

Remove top shoots to keep it low and compact

Easy to grow underwater

Stunning green color under moderate light

Reddish-brown hue under a strong light

An easy category plant that can grow in most aquariums.

Easy to propagate by simply planting a "tot" somewhere else

Grows easily on rocks and roots

Easy and undemanding carpeting plant

Propagates easily with stolons

Thrives also at low light

Very easy and fast-growing surface plant

Helps prevent algae propagation in the tank

Indicates the presence of nutrients in the water

Distinctive, thick leaves

Foreground plant

Tolerates low light intensity

Beautiful green colour with compact growth

Easy to propagate in the aquarium - and a safe choice for most aquarists.

Thrives in many aquariums but more CO2, light and fertilizer will increase the plant's growth, compactness, and colour intensity.

One of the smallest carpeting plants for aquariums

Bright, pale green colour

Tolerates high temperatures

Easy and secure carpeting plant

Does not require high light intensity

Its many roots anchors it well in the bottom layer

Beautiful light green and carpeting

Much easier to grow than Hemianthus ’Cuba’

Requires regular trims to stay low and compact

Intense bottle green liverwort

Stays on the ground or may be attached to rocks or wood pieces

Previously known as Pellia

Stem plant of vivid, bright green colour

Moderate growth rate, creating many branching shoots

Suitable for nano tanks

Magnificent feathery stems

Very fast growing background plant

Excellent auxiliary plant when starting an aquarium

Easy, fast-growing and lush plant

Beautiful, wavy leaves

Intense, bright green colour

Lively red colour under strong lighting

Easy to propagate in an aquarium

Blooming flowers under the right conditions

Characteristic plant with coniferous stems

Deep green colour

Easy to trim and maintain

Carpeting foreground plant

Distinctive, curly leaves

Also called 'Downoi' (little star)

Beautiful and unique plant for any high-tech aquarium.

Beautiful colours and an interesting leaf shape when the plant thrives.

Easy to propagate by cuttings under water.

Beautiful umbrella-shaped, lobed leaves

Great contrast to other leaf shapes

Low and compact growth, will cover the bottom easily

Bright green liverwort

Floating plant, but can be attached to rocks and wood pieces

It often forms small, decorative oxygen bubbles on the leaf tips

Its intense, bright green colour will enhance surrounding, red plants

Very dense and bushy growth

Stays bright green at high light intensity

Compact, with moderate growth

Stem tips become reddish when exposed to high light

Previously known as Ammania ‘Bonsai’

One of the most outstanding, red plants

Requires excellent conditions to develop its full potential

Replant the cuttings in the substrate to create a dense group

Beautiful pink-orange stem plant

At high light intensity, growth may become creeping

Branches willingly when trimmed

Elegant stem plant with narrow leaves and red tips

Requires perfect conditions to thrive

Can stay low and compact if trimmed regularly

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Suitable for the foreground

Depending on the conditions, the height is very varying

Floating surface plant, helpful in algae prevention

Slow growth may indicate lack of nutrients

Previously named Salvinia natans

Very low and compact growth

Spreads willingly creating horizontal shoots

Good light conditions will keep the growth horizontal

Delicate and graceful weeping moss

To be attached to rocks and wood pieces

Common name: Mini Taiwan Moss

Particularly easy and undemanding moss

Attaches to rocks and wood pieces

Commonly named Java moss

Deep green moss of vertical, flame like growth

To be attached to rocks and wood pieces

Common name ‘Flame Moss’

Hardy and compact moss

Thrives at low light

Common name: Spiky Moss

Insectivorous plant, but harmless to fishes

Unique, but demanding foreground plant

Beautiful green “lawn-effect”

Densely growing and compact moss

Can be attached to rocks and wood pieces

Commonly named ’Christmas moss’

Moss with drooping growth and teardrop-like bright, green shoots

To be attached to rocks and pieces of wood

Commonly named ‘Weeping moss’

The leaf underside is pink

Provides great contrast to green plants

Also known as Alternanthera reineckii ‘Rosaefolia’

Vibrant pink leaves with light nerves

Compact and moderate growth

Great eye-catcher among green plants

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Tolerates very low light

May be attached to pieces of rocks and wood

Excellent plant for beginners

Heart-shaped leaves, thrives at low light

May be attached to pieces of rock and wood

Easy and undemanding plant

Ridged, deep green leaves and red shoots

Grows well on rock and wood pieces

One of the easiest plants for beginners

Thrives in shady places

Ideal for planting on wood and rock pieces

One of the smallest Anubias

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Ideal for planting on wood and rock pieces

One of the easiest plants for beginners

Thrives in shady places

Ideal for planting on wood and rock pieces

One of the easiest plants for beginners

Thrives in shady places

Ideal for planting on wood and rock pieces

Beautiful triangular leaves on long stems

Tolerates low light conditions

Grows well on wood and rock pieces

Bright green stem plant

When the conditions are optimal, the growth is creeping

Originates from Brazil, not Australia

Easy and undemanding beginner’s plant

Stem plant of moderate growth

Cut-off shoots will easily form new plants

Low and compact stem plan

Cutting top shoots will increase side shoots

Endures bad light conditions but growth will become more vertical

Fern with translucent, dark green and lobed leaves

Very decorative when attached to pieces of rock or wood

Does not thrive in very chalky water

Easy to attach to a hardscape of choice

Unique underwater colouappearrs

Resilient and adaptable to different water parameters

Easy and undemanding plant

Branches willingly without trimming

Ideal for growing on rocks and wood pieces

Easy to attach to a hardscape of choice

Unique underwater colouappearrs

Resilient and adaptable to different water parameters

Grows vertically which makes it perfect for backgrounds

Bright, pale green colour that will enhance the shades of surrounding, red plants

Undemanding, but develops orange shoots at very intense light

Finely branched, bright green leaves

Grows fast, which helps preventing algae growth

Also suitable as floating plant

Outstanding and beautiful solitary plant

Bulb plant

Is normally not eaten by herbivorous fish

Narrow, maroon leaves with black markings

Very low growing Cryptocoryne

Easy and undemanding

Robust plant suited for beginners

Beautifully flecked leaves

One of the taller Cryptocorynes

Long, narrow and hammered leaves

One of the taller Cryptocorynes

Needs good light and fertilisers to thrive

One of the smallest Cryptocorynes

Over time, it will form a beautiful carpet

Requires good light and nutrient conditions to develop well

One of the very easiest Cryptocorynes

Great plant for beginners

Remains relatively low in the aquarium

One of the tallest Cryptocorynes

Beautifully hammered leaves with red underside

Tolerates rather alkaline water

Green and low maintenance Cryptocoryne

Great plant for beginners

Thrives in shady places in the aquarium

Easy and hardy plant for beginners

Dark, ruffled leaves

Tolerates shade from other plants

Easy plant for beginners

May need some time to start growing

Used to be called Cryptocoryne nevillii

Tall, light green grass

Offers great contrast to other other leaf forms

Sways gently in the water stream

Beautiful pale green, solitary plant

Rounded leaves and low growth in the aquarium

Suitable for smaller aquariums

Beautiful red and green solitary plant

Good light and nutrient conditions will enhance the coloration

Previously named "Double Red"

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Wavy, pale green leaves in the tank

The leaves usually stay under the water surface

Very easy and undemanding beginner’s plant

Thrives at rather low light intensity

Previously named Echinodorus ’paniculatus’

Very beautiful as solitary plant

Large, maroon leaves with decorative, dark spots

Easy plant for beginners

Beautiful solitary plant of contrasting colours

Pale green, wavy and spotted leaves

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Upright growing solitary plant for larger aquariums

The leaves will often pass the surface of the water

Particularly suitable for open aquariums

Beautiful, red solitary plant

One of the smallest red Echinodorus

Easy plant for beginners

Beautiful red and green solitary plant

One of the smallest Echinodorus

Easy plant for beginners, well suited for smaller aquariums

Beautiful pink and green solitary plant

Easy plant for beginners

May overshadow smaller plants

Very safe and easy carpeting plant

Quickly grows to a dense lawn

Requires frequent trimming to stay low

Pretty, tall grass-like leaves

May help create great perspective and depth

Its growth will continue to allow looking through the leaves

Popular, fast-growing and very pretty carpeting plant

Requires intense light and CO2 addition to thrive

Frequent trimming is necessary due to the fast growth

Small, light green rosette plant

Thrives at low light conditions

Previously named Echinodorus quadricostatus

One of the most popular carpeting plants

Quickly forms a dense, bright green carpet

Need regular trims to stay healthy

Elegant, small-leaved stem plant

Forms a bright green carpet at high light intensity

May be used in terrariums

Easy and undemanding beginner’s plant

Lobed leaves of intense, bright green colour

Helps create an excellent transition between low and tall plants

Fast, carpeting growth

Vivid bright green colour

Press it with your palm to obtain better carpeting growth

Beautiful carpeting plant

Requires high light intensity to thrive at its best

Can be used as floating plant

Compact variant of Hygrophila corymbosa

Pale, green leaves with silvery-white underside in the aquarium

Potentially grows excrescences, which should be removed

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Very bushy growth, thanks to its multiple side shoots

Easy to propagate by planting cut-off shoots

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Forms long, narrow leaves in the aquarium

Easy to propagate by planting cut-off shoots

Very distinctive leaf form and colour

May be planted on wood and rocks

Remove top shoots to keep it low and compact

One of the easiest plants for beginners

Great auxiliary plant when starting a tank

Easy to propagate by planting cut-off shoots

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Requires high light intensity to develop intense, pink colouring

Green shoots should be removed

Easy and undemanding

Beautiful colourings on the leaves

Good light conditions will enhance the development of colours

Easy and undemanding carpeting plant

Propagates easily with stolons

Thrives also at low light

Narrow-leaved carpeting plant

Thrives at low light

Propagates easily creating stolons

One of the most beautiful green stem plants

Easy and fast-growing

Great auxiliary plant when creating a new tank

Easy stem plant with purple leaf undersides

Thrives at various light intensities

Needs added CO2 and strong light to develop intense purple leaf colour

One of the easiest aquarium plants

Beautiful, fast growing stems

Great auxiliary plant when starting a new tank

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Beautiful, marbled leaves

Dense and lush growth

Easy and hardy plant for beginners

Leaves become light green in the aquarium

Suitable for the garden pond

Magnificent, intense red stem plant

Fairly slow growing

Previously named Ludwigia perennis

In optimal conditions, the top of the plant can be compared to the crown of a flower

Unique Cuba plant, with a unique play of colours, and emission.

Advanced plant, and definitely one of the hardest in the range

One of the easiest, red stem plants

Branches willingly

Cut-off shoots will form new plants

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Offers a beautiful contrast to green plants

Red coloration will intensify at high light levels

Beautiful light green and carpeting

Much easier to grow than Hemianthus ’Cuba’

Requires regular trims to stay low and compact

Elegant, small-leaved stem plant

Vivid, bright green colour

Well suited for small aquariums

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Very decorative when attached to rocks and wood pieces

Known also as Java fern

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Very decorative when fastened to rocks or wood pieces

The leaves are smaller and narrower than those of the classic Java fern

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners, often with lobed leaves

Very decorative when fastened to rocks or wood pieces

Grows more horizontally than the other Microsorum

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Very decorative when fastened to rocks or wood pieces

Not eaten by herbivorous fish

Bamboo-like growth

Fast-growing, needs continuous trimming

Replant the cut-off shoots to keep a nice group

Magnificent feathery stems

Very fast growing background plant

Excellent auxiliary plant when starting an aquarium

Fast growing red stem plant

Branches easily when it’s trimmed

Easy to propagate by replanting the cut-offs

Eyecatching solitary plant

Green or reddish brown leaves

Bulb to be planted with the germs right above the bottom layer

Easy, fast-growing and lush plant

Beautiful, wavy leaves

Intense, bright green colour

Characteristic plant with coniferous stems

Deep green colour

Easy to trim and maintain

Carpeting foreground plant

Distinctive, curly leaves

Also called 'Downoi' (little star)

Magnificent stem plant

Requires optimal conditions to grow well

May need some time to start developing optimally

Undemanding and easy beginner’s plant

Becomes more red at high light intensity

Multiplies easily by replanting cuttings in the bottom layer

Easy and undemanding plant for beginners

Suitable for the foreground

Depending on the conditions, the height is very varying

Easy and undemanding stem plant

Beautiful marbled leaves

Common name “Oak leaf” due to the leaf form

Very low and compact growth

Spreads willingly creating horizontal shoots

Good light conditions will keep the growth horizontal

Outstanding and very large solitary plant

Bulb plant

Requires a dormant period

Beautiful and distinctive solitary plant

Bulb plant

Requires a dormant period

Outstanding and unique solitary plant

Bulb plant

Also called Madagascar Lace Plant

Very big, magnificent solitary plant

Bulb plant

May require a dormant period

Decorative algae balls

Can be attached to pieces of wood or stone

Also known as ‘Marimo

Particularly easy and undemanding moss

Attaches to rocks and wood pieces

Commonly named Java moss

Hardy and compact moss

Thrives at low light

Common name: Spiky Moss

Densely growing and compact moss

Can be attached to rocks and wood pieces

Commonly named ’Christmas moss’

Moss with drooping growth and teardrop-like bright, green shoots

To be attached to rocks and pieces of wood

Commonly named ‘Weeping moss’