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Vallisneria spiralis ‘Tortifolia’

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A decorative, dwarf species with tightly coiled leaves, forms large groups via runners, undemanding.
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Vallisneria spiralis

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Family: Hydrocharitaceae
Species: Vallisneria
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Vallisneria spiralis is another classic aquarium plant. This undemanding aquatic plant produces ribbon-like leaves between 0.8 and 1.5 cm wide. Leaves sometimes reach up to 1 m in length. Care and cultivation are easy, and these plants are ideal for creating a living green backdrop. Runners that grow in the front area should be removed regularly. The species name "spiralis" refers not to the leaves, but to the spiralling flower stalks. This is also an ideal plant for cichlid aquaria.
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Staurogyne repens

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Family: Acanthaceae
Species: Staurogyne
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This attractive new variety from Brazil is called Staurogyne repens, a member of the acanthus family. It looks a bit like a miniature Hygrophila but is an outstanding plant for the foreground. It grows very slowly and in good conditions will creep across the substrate. Staurogyne requires strong light and a good supply of nutrients via the substrate. Regularly trimming the shoot tips will encourage the plant to grow lots of new horizontal shoots, and will eventually give you a very nice, thick clump of plants. For aquascaping purposes, these beauties mix well with Hemianthus callitrichoides.
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Riccia fluitans In-Vitro

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Family: Ricciaceae
Species: Riccia
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Floating liverwort is well-documented around the world, and floats on the surface or inhabits moist substrate. Takashi Amano was the first to popularise this floating moss as an aquarium plant. He adds Riccia as a foreground plant to many of his designs. It is very easy to cultivate and care for: attach the cushions to rocks or logs to provide a solid base on which to grow. Maintain compact growth by trimming the light green branches with scissors every so often. CO2 supplementation significantly increases growth.
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Rotala indica

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Family: Lythraceae
Species: Rotala
Type: Stängelpflanze
This new arrival was known as Ammania spec. Bonsai, but it is actually the "real" Rotala indica. This name was mistakenly used as a synonym for Rotala rotundifolia for decades. Unlike Rotala rotundifolia, the differences between the emersed and submerged leaves of this plant are hard to see. The oval to circular leaflets are densely packed on the stem and give a very ornamental appearance. The growth is always upright, which provides interesting design possibilities. The slow growth also favours placing it in the foreground or the mid-zone of an underwater landscape. A free standing group in a Hemianthus carpet looks particularly impressive.
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Rotala spec. Green

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Family: Lythraceae
Species: Rotala
Type: Stängelpflanze
Rotala spec. ‘Green’ is a variety that has yet to receive its confirmed classification. Above water the leaves are round, as on the Rotala rotundifolia, and dark green. In an aquarium the leaves are thin and elliptical, and a much brighter green. Another characteristic feature is the stems, which begin to bow once they reach a certain height. This is a good aquarium plant due to its undemanding nature. Groups of stems can easily be shaped using scissors to create a bushy cluster. 
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Rotala spec. ´H´Ra´

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Family: Lythraceae
Species: Rotala
Type: Stängelpflanze
This new intensive colored variety of Rotala probably belongs to the very variable circle of forms R. rotundifolia. Its name refers to the site in central Vietnam. Its color depends very much on lighting and nutrition
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Sagittaria subulata var. Pusilla

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Family: Alismataceae
Species: Sagittaria
Type: Rosettenpflanze
This dwarf arrowhead is a beloved aquarium plant with very narrow, ribbon-like leaves. You could be forgiven for thinking at first glance that the leaves look like Vallisnerias. Sagittaria subulata var. pussila is highly variable and can grow anywhere from a few centimetres up to 40 cm tall. Under good lighting, this arrowhead variety stays nice and short for use in the foreground. Regularly removing any runners with longer leaves will help keep the carpet from overgrowing. Medium-hard to hard water is best for these plants, but they tolerate a variety of water temperatures.
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Schismatoglottis prietoi

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Family: Araceae
Species: Schismatoglottis
Type: Ausläufer
Schismatoglottis prietoi is a real novelty and an enrichment for aquariums. The plant is a little reminiscent of a small-growing Anubias but has much softer leaves. It can be planted directly into the soil, with a very good rate of propagation. According to initial experiences, this new beauty from the Philippines also grows on roots or stones. It is highly recommended for smaller aquariums such as Nano Cubes. Due to its compact growth and small size, in the near future it will also be used frequently in aquascaping.
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