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Dennerle Herkunftsland 2022

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Anubias nana Pangolino In-Vitro

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Family: Araceae
Species: Anubias
Type: Rhizompflanze
Anubias nana ‚Pangolino‘ is probably the smallest Anubias in the world! We discovered this mini plant in our stocks of Anubias nana ‚Bonsai‘. A stable stock was developed by means of selection for further culture in the plant laboratory. It grows extremely slowly and takes several months for multiple new leaves to form. This rarity is a fantastic feature for nano aquaria and for delicate layouts in aquascaping in particular.
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Anubias nana ´Pinto´

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Family: Araceae
Species: Anubias
Type: Rhizompflanze
The ‚Pinto‘ Anubias is a quirk of nature that has been propagated from a normal green population using selection. The light green variegation can be more or less pronounced, so only the most  beautiful plants are propagated further in the production plant. This variety is very slow-growing and requires more light than the original green form. Due to its small size, the ‚Pinto‘ makes an attractive addition to Nano Cubes and can also be used to catch the eye in aquascaping. This new plant creates excellent contrast on black lava rock and on dark coloured roots.
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Alternanthera reineckii ´Mini´ In-Vitro

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Family: Amaranthaceae
Species: Alternanthera
Type: Stängelpflanze
This new variety only came onto the market a few years ago, and makes a colourful foreground highlight. In emersed hydroponic systems, its growth is very similar to other Alternanthera varieties. The compact, miniature format only develops under water. This little beauty comes highly recommended as a splash of colour for nano cubes. For a strong colour contrast, combine with a carpet of light green Hemianthus. Note that a very light, well-lit location is essential.
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Amblystegium serpens In-Vitro

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Family: Amblystegiaceae
Species: Amblystegium
Type: Moos
This filigree moss, also known as „nano-moss“ is rife in the northern hemisphere as well as in South America and Australia. Like all mosses, the Amblystegium moss is ideal for greening roots and stones and thanks to its very fine and upright shoots an interesting addition to other moss species. Especially important: Fresh and clear water. The fresh light green color looks very contrasting in combination with other shades of green in an underwater landscape.
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Anubias barteri

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Family: Araceae
Species: Anubias
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Anubias are very slow-growing marsh plants suited to shady areas. Strong lighting does them no good in the long term. Anubias barteri is a highly variable plant with varying numbers of generally large leaves. With its dark green, slightly tough leaves it is often used in cichlid aquaria. In the wild, Anubias grow in shaded to semi-shaded locations in fast-flowing rivers and streams; sometimes emersed, growing on stones or logs, and sometimes semi-emersed.
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Anubias barteri nana

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Family: Araceae
Species: Anubias
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Dwarf spear leaf, to give it its common name, is one of the most popular aquarium plants of all time. These are outstanding foreground plants that require the minimum of care. Special attention must be paid to the rhizome when planting: the thickened shoot must not be covered by substrate. These small Anubias grow best when tied to stones or roots (see Mbuna trees on page 78). They are also frequently used with cichlids from the Malawi and Tanganyika Lakes. This looks especially decorative among rock arrangements.
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Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Bonsai’

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It doesn’t get smaller than this! This is probably the smallest Anubias in the world and is a real boon to any underwater landscape. In terms of cultivation and care it is just as robust as the original form, but needs a little more light to produce lovely, compact greenery. This dwarf form can be used in a 10 L Nano Cube or larger. These plants have a most natural appearance when tied to delicate roots or driftwood. Red bogwood is perfectly suited to this purpose. Alternatively, showcase your 'bonsai’ Anubias on a canvas of decorative rocks.
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Aegagropila linnaei

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Family: Cladophoraceae
Species: Aegagropila
Type: Moos
Aegagropila linnaei is one of the most precious nurslings in an aquarium. It is a ball-shaped species of green algae with a velvety surface. This form is rarely found in nature; usually they grow as colonies of flat cushions. This interesting round shape is created by gentle wave action along the substrate. Because they tend to grow extremely slowly, moss balls are very popular for use in Nano Cubes and other small aquaria. Combined with stones and roots they produce highly attractive designs and layouts.
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Alternanthera reineckii ‘Red Ruby’

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Family: Amaranthaceae
Species: Alternanthera
Type: Stängelpflanze
The variety 'Red Ruby' is a very pretty new cultivar which is a type of Alternanthera reineckii. The most noticeable feature is the ruby red venation on the leaves, which stands out clearly from the red background colour. The growth rate is a little slower than for A. reineckii 'Red' and 'Bronze'. This means with good lighting you can also cultivate this red beauty in a 30 l cube. In large aquaria you should plant around 15 - 20 stems to achieve an impressive group of plants, which harmonises best with "green" neighbours.