Live Aquatic Plants

Amazon Frogbit is a surface plant with floating leaves and trailing roots. Plan open surface space and access for fish rather than allowing floating plants to cover the entire aquarium.

Sale size: One portion of 3 plants

Anubias Nana Petite has small, sturdy leaves on a creeping rhizome. Use it on wood or rock where its compact form can be seen; keep the rhizome above the substrate. This listing is Petite, not standard Nana.

Bucephalandra Green Wavy is a trade-named rhizome plant valued for textured green foliage. Attach it above the substrate. Confirm the supplied trade form rather than assuming a precise botanical species.

Christmas Moss forms branching fronds with a layered appearance. Secure a thin layer to hardscape and let it establish instead of pressing a thick bundle into the substrate.

Sale size: One loose 5 × 5 cm portion

Cryptocoryne Parva is a small, slow-growing crypt for the foreground. It rewards patient planting and clear access to light rather than frequent uprooting or shading by taller neighbours.

Sale size: One rooted portion; pot/cup not promised

Cryptocoryne Wendtii Green forms a green rosette for a planted midground. Its height and spread depend on conditions, so leave room around each plant rather than crowding the crown.

Sale size: One rooted portion; pot/cup not promised

Dwarf Hairgrass adds fine green texture to the planted foreground. Plant small rooted portions with space between them; the final height and carpet density depend on the supplied growth form and aquarium conditions.

Sale size: One rooted portion; pot/cup not promised

Dwarf Sagittaria brings narrow ribbon-like leaves to a planted aquarium. Give the rooted rosettes room to spread and choose placement according to their growth in your aquarium.

Sale size: One rooted portion; pot/cup not promised

Flame Moss is a trade form with upright, gently twisting green shoots. Use small attached portions where the vertical growth can stand clear of neighbouring plants.

Sale size: One loose 5 × 5 cm portion

Java Fern adds upright green leaves to wood and stone. This page is for the standard form; Narrow, Trident and Windelov should not be supplied as interchangeable varieties.

Sale size: One rooted portion; pot/cup not promised

Java Moss makes a soft, branching green cover on aquarium wood and stones. It can provide shelter in planted aquariums, but the amount supplied is a portion rather than a finished aquascape.

Lilaeopsis Brasiliensis is a grass-like foreground plant for a textured aquascape. Space small rooted portions apart so new growth can fill the gaps rather than burying one dense clump.

Sale size: One rooted portion; pot/cup not promised

Marsilea Hirsuta brings small clover-like leaves to the aquarium foreground. Its submerged leaf shape can change as it settles, and runners gradually connect the planted portions.

Sale size: One rooted portion; pot/cup not promised

Monte Carlo is a small-leaved creeping aquarium plant used in the foreground. A reference image shows the plant’s appearance, not the amount supplied; confirm the actual portion before ordering.

Red Root Floater is a floating plant with rounded leaves and hanging roots. Colour varies with growing conditions; the name does not guarantee uniformly red leaves in every aquarium.

Sale size: One portion of 3 plants

Salvinia Minima is a small floating fern for a planted aquarium surface. Confirm the species because other Salvinia are sold under similar names.

Sale size: One portion of 3 plants

Staurogyne Repens forms fresh-green, compact groups around foreground stones and wood. Trim upright shoots to encourage a bushier shape while leaving space for lateral growth.

Sale size: One rooted portion; pot/cup not promised

Weeping Moss develops hanging shoots that suit elevated aquarium wood and stone. Its draping form adds a different texture from the more upright Flame Moss.

Sale size: One loose 5 × 5 cm portion