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Crinum calamistratum

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Family: Amaryllidaceae
Species: Crinum
Type: Knollenpflanze
Crinums are members of the narcissus family and have a bulb that they can use to store nutrients. The deeply crinkled leaves of the Crinum calamistratum can grow up to 80 - 100 cm in length! Depending on the size of your aquarium, the upper leaf blades may produce flower stalks. They do not require particularly strong lighting, but gentle water flow, such as near to an outflow, promotes growth. Crinum calamistratum is best used on its own. This gives the most attractive results.
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Bolbitis heudelotii

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Family: Lomariopsidaceae
Species: Bolbitis
Type: Rhizompflanze
The Congo water fern grows in similar habitats to the Anubias. Its vigorous rhizome covers stones and roots like a carpet along the banks of rivers and streams. Submerged fronds are dark green, transparent, and incredibly ornamental. Avoid strong lighting for this plant since it prefers shade. It also prefers stronger water flow, such as near to the outflow from the filter. A good CO2 supply will ensure lush growth. We highly recommend binding these plants to wood and roots.
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Bonsai palm with Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Bonsai’

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Bucephalandra pygmaea ‘Bukit Kelam’

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Family: Araceae
Species: Bucephalandra
Type: Rhizompflanze
A new genus takes aquatics by storm! The endemic genus Bucephalandra is only found in Borneo and like the Cryptocorynes and Anubias it belongs to the arum family. The exact scientific definition is currently very uncertain, so we get the name of this variety from the habit of the plant. Bucephalandra species are epiphytes and should therefore be attached to stones and roots. The 'Bukit Kelam' variety grows especially vigorously and is a decorative beauty. An ideal plant for Nano Cubes!
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Bucephalandra pygmaea ‘Bukit Kelam’ on root

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Family: Araceae
Species: Bucephalandra
Type: Rhizompflanze
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Cabomba aquatica

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Family: Cabombaceae
Species: Cabomba
Type: Stängelpflanze
Slender-tipped aquatic plant from South America that needs a lot of light. The leaf blades look like feathered fans, giving this plant an extremely graceful appearance. Soft water is absolutely essential for successful cultivation. If the tops of any shoots reach the water’s surface, it is possible that the plant will produce small floating leaves and yellow flowers. This stem plant should be planted in a group of several stems. Combine Cambomba aquatica with the large leaves of the Echinodorus as an attractive contrast.
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Ceratophyllum demersum

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Family: Ceratophyllaceae
Species: Ceratophyllum
Type: Schwimmpflanze
Hornwort is another world traveller that sets down roots in many types of water. We found gigantic colonies of this free-floating stem plant in a tributary of the Rio Miranda at the edge of the Pantanal basin in South America. The stems grow at an astounding rate and require constant pruning. Ceratophyllum is known as a "weapon of mass destruction" against algae. The explanation is very simple: the plant is nutrient-demanding and quite simply removes the algae’s food source. We recommend using hornwort in every new setup.
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Ceratopteris cornuta

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Family: Pteridaceae
Species: Ceratopteris
Type: Farn
An easy, delicate fern that is often used in breeding aquaria. Beneath the leaves floating on the water’s surface is an ideal hideaway, e.g., for labyrinth fish to build their foam nests. This fern is very easy to look after. Strong lighting and CO2 supplementation are very helpful in encouraging growth and producing sturdy fronds. Above the waterline, the underside of the leaves can develop small adventitious plantlets. These can be bedded into the substrate for replanting purposes.
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Ceratopteris thalictroides

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Family: Pteridaceae
Species: Ceratopteris
Type: Farn
The Sumatra fern has much daintier leaves than Ceratopteris cornuta. This species is found in many tropical regions. It usually grows in muddy, shallow waters, and sometimes in rice paddies. In aquaria, this graceful fern needs enough space since it is very fast-growing. With medium lighting it is easy to look after and does not cause any problems. This is a popular beginner’s plant and suitable for anyone new to aquatics.
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