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Aquatic Plants

Are you looking for advice on how to make your water garden more attractive or how to take care of your aquatic plants? View the Aquatic Plants Page for more information. You must give your aquatic plants the proper care to enable them to do their jobs if you want to ensure their survival. Use our advice to provide your aquatic plants with the proper care so they can coexist in your aquarium.

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Anubias and Anubias Nana Profile

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Anubias and Anubias Nana Profile

Anubias and Anubias Nana  is araceae water Ficus araceae plants, perennial water or wet grass. Plant height is usually 10-15 cm. Leaves are alternate, stipe long, elliptic or ovate, 3-6 cm long, entire, dark green and leathery. Its flame bud is white gree

Sep 27 2020By Joy

Java Moss Profile

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Java Moss Profile

Java Moss is the most common Moss, whose branches are very sparse, the trunk and branches are approximately right angles. It is easy to grow, and adapts to the water quality strong, light requirements are not high, can easily grow into a piece, can adhere

Sep 27 2020By Joy

Crypt Wendtii Profile

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Crypt Wendtii Profile

It is an adaptable aquatic plant with brown or red petioles. In an aquarium, the blade becomes long and narrow, about 12 to 15CM, and emerald green. The leaves vary from bright green to reddish brown varying from water quality and light. Crypt Wendtii is

Sep 27 2020By Joy

Cryptocorynes Profile

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Cryptocorynes Profile

The name Cryptocoryne should date back to the Greek crypto, and it has owned a long history. The common name (water trumpet) is named after the shape of its inflorescence, which is especially typical of the Araceae family.  

Sep 27 2020By Joy