> Rare cryptocoryne from the Philippines> Small to medium-sized
> Not very demanding
> Almost not commercially available
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.
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
Beautiful plant, a very aesthetic small echinodorus. Finally very nice and small (5 cm) easy plant.
> One of the smallest anubias forms> New cultivar, still very rare
> Very compact growth method
> Narrow leaf shape
> First-class epiphyt for nano tanks
Mayaca Fluviatilis is a trunk plant from South and Central America. The stem is extremely soft and flexible, next to the very narrow, bright green leaf, the plant gives a light and graceful look. He willingly drifts and due to rapid growth pruning is requ
> Attractive, small epiphyt
> Elliptical leaf with wavy leaf edge
> Reddish and dark green shades
> Also known as 'lilac'
> Dark red color
> Purple leaf underside
> Ascending growth
