Anubias Nana Petite is an hardy aquarium plant for any aquarium. Anubias Nana Petite is a smaller variation to Anubias Nana, and its leaves are around a 1/4" - 1/2" big. The size of this plant makes it ideal for anywhere in the aquarium, as it can be used either in the foreground or background as an accent plant.

Much like other Anubias, Anubias Nana Petite can be easily attached to driftwood or rocks. You can also plant it however make sure the horizontal rhizome or stem is above the substrate. It can also be easily propagated by cutting the rhizome into smaller sections. We recommend leaving 2-3 leaves per section.

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Slow

Origin: North America

Tank Placement: Foreground - Mid-ground

Tank Size: Great for all tanks. It is a very small plant so ideal for nano tanks.

Want to learn more, check out this video:

Our Cryptocoryne Wendtii (red, brown, green, bronze) is ordered from our nursery who grows them emersed. Due to how slow Cryptocoryne Wendtii grows, we sell them once we see 2 submerged leaves on the plant. This means that however many emersed leaves are left will probably melt after a few weeks in your tank. With the new submerged growth, the Wendtii should be fine.

Cryptocoryne Wendtii is a great beginner plant because it does not need a whole lot to thrive. The Crypt Wendtii Red variation needs a little more than low light to grow to its fullest potential. Depending on the lighting, either the leaves will grow tall towards the light or more horizontal. Cryptocoryne Wendtii can be propagated by uprooting the whole plant and plucking baby plants from the side of the main root.

Sold As: Potted

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low-Med

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: North America

Tank Placement: Foreground - Midground

For more information on this plant watch the video below:

If there is a "*" next to a plants portion it just means its from a different supplier. Cost and size may be different between suppliers.

Water Sprite Lace Indian Fern is a variation of regular Water Sprite. Water Sprite Lace's leaves are narrower and look like lace. Next to Water Wisteria, this would be the next easiest plant to grow in your tank. Water Sprite Lace can become a plant like a sword with many stems coming from a central location. However, most people float this plant in their aquarium because it is difficult to keep rooted sometimes. 

Water Sprite Lace will grow in just about any tank, but with decent light, and a little co2, it will take over. It is an excellent source to absorb Nitrates from fish waste out of the water. Water Sprite Lace also is great for fry to hide in. Water Sprite Lace will propagate similar to Java Fern where it will send out baby Water Sprite from its leaves. You can either let it float or put the stem in the substrate and wait for baby plants to emerge from the leaves. You will have so much you won't know what to do with it all!

Please note: Often, this plant may have some browning leaves on it. We normally would remove these, but they usually produce baby plants. We like to leave them on, so you get extra plants. You can remove the browning leaves and toss if you would like.

Scientific Name: Ceratopteris Siliquosa

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Required

Growth Rate: Fast

Origin: Asia

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

Tank Size: Water Sprite Lace can grow rather large over time, but you can trim it to keep it to a size you like. 

Want to learn more, check out this video:

Sold As: 1 Small Plant with 2 - 3 leaves.

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low-Medium

Co2: Not Required

Growth Rate: Fast

Origin: Africa

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

A great easy lotus plant. Do not bury the bulb, only the roots. This plant is a hog though it will absorb a lot of nutrients so be careful and make sure you are dosing fertilizer so the other plants will have that available to them. It will send up new leaves that will get taller and taller each time a new one pops up, until eventually reaching the surface. Once it reaches the surface there is a possibility it will sprout a flower. If you don't want the lilies to float on the surface trim the tallest leaves off to encourage more compact growth. 

For more information on this plant watch the video below:

Amazon sword is one of the easiest aquatic plants that you can add to your fish tank.

Amazon sword is a hardy plant that can withstand a wide variety of water parameters and can be used with many different aquarium fish. Amazon swords are also brackish water tolerant plants. Sword plants will benefit greatly from a nutrient rich substrate. I recommend picking up some of our Vital Tabs to provide all the essential nutrients that this and other plants want to grow healthy.

Scientific Name: Echinodorus Amazonicus

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: South America

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

Tank Size: Sword plants in general can grow between 8-16". You can trim off outer leaves to try and keep it groomed to your preferred size.

Want to learn more, check out this video:

Our Cryptocoryne Lucen is ordered from our nursery who grows them emersed. Due to how slow Cryptocoryne Lucen grows, we sell them once we see 2 submerged leaves on the plant. This means that however many emersed leaves are left will probably melt after a few weeks in your tank. With the new submerged growth, the Lucen should be fine.

Cryptocoryne Lucen is a lot like Lutea, except it is smaller and requires a little less light. Cryptocoryne Lucen stands up, as opposed to flopping over horizontally. Depending on the lighting, either the leaves will grow tall towards the light or more horizontal. Cryptocoryne Lucen can be propagated by uprooting the whole plant and plucking baby plants from the side of the main root.

Sold As: Potted

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Slow

Origin: India

Tank Placement: Foreground - Midground

Dwarf Water Lettuce is a super easy floating aquatic plant for any fish tank.

Dwarf Water Lettuce is great at providing some shade for your slow growing plants and fish. The roots will provide an excellent hiding place for baby fish or shrimp. Shrimp will also graze on the roots of the plant. Dwarf Water Lettuce reproduces rapidly by sending out daughter plants. It doesn't need anything special to thrive and will help to reduce nitrate buildups in your tank. Dwarf Water Lettuce plant can grow bigger than normal if the surface water has no movement. If your aquarium has little flow, the size will get to be slightly bigger than a quarter.

Warning! This plant is a wild card when it comes to shipping. We have had instances where this plant does not arrive in the best condition. Some leaves may be yellow, roots might be lost, and some leaves might have fallen off. Usually, this plant will bounce back as long as there are a few green leaves. We can NOT guarantee this plant will arrive in the best condition. We still want to offer it to our customers as many people seek out this plant.

Scientific Name: Pistia Stratioes

Sold As: Approx. 6 Plants 

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: Africa and South America

Tank Placement: Floating

Tank Size: Great for any size aquarium. 

Anubias Nana is a great beginner plant for any tank. You can't kill this plant unless you really go out of your way to do it. Anubias Nana grows by having a horizontal rhizome and producing vertical leaves. When planting Anubias Nana, do not bury the rhizome in your substrate. Only bury the roots, attach to driftwood, or attach to rocks. You can propagate this plant by cutting the rhizome in half and moving the cutting to another area. This will allow both cuttings to keep growing.

Much like other Anubias, Anubias Nana can be easily attached to driftwood or rocks. You can also plant Anubias Nana, however, make sure the horizontal rhizome or stem is above the substrate. It can also be easily propagated by cutting the rhizome into smaller sections. We recommend leaving 2-3 leaves per section.

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Slow

Origin: North America

Tank Placement: Foreground - Mid-ground

Tank Size: Any size, because Anubias plants grow slowly they are great for any sized aquarium.

If there is a "*" next to a plants portion it just means its from a different supplier. Cost and size may be different between suppliers.

Scientific Name: Nymphoides Aquatica

Sold As: 1 Individual plant

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: Unknown

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

You will go bananas for the banana plant. Super easy plant to grow in any tank with any kind of light. It will send up long stems with a leaf to the waters surface like a lilly plant. You can keep it growing more compact by trimming off leaves that reach the surface. DO NOT bury the whole bottom of the plant. This will cause it to die. Just push the very bottom in the substrate to make it stay and that's it. I haven't figured out propagation on this particular plant.

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.

Scientific Name: Hygrophila Difformis

Sold As: 3 Stems

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Fast

Origin: India

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

One of the easiest aquarium plants out there. Water Wisteria can survive in nearly any freshwater tank. Its leaves will change shape based on the type of tank conditions you put it in. This plant is very easy to propagate as well as you can take a single leaf and let it float around your tank and it will start to grow roots.

Anubias Afzelii is another form of Anubias that has entered the hobby within the last few years. Its leaves are more narrow then Nana's, but they are longer. Anubias Afzelii also has a red rhizome which can add some nice color to a tank. This plant grows by having a horizontal rhizome and producing vertical leaves. When planting the Anubias Afzelii, do not bury the rhizome in your substrate. Only the roots, or attach it to driftwood or rocks. You can propagate this plant by cutting the rhizome in half and moving the cutting to another area. This will allow both cuttings to keep growing.

Also Known: Anubias Afzelii

Sold As: Potted

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: Africa

Tank Placement: Foreground-Mid-ground

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.

A variation of Anubias Nana, but with a golden (yellowish) leaf. An extremely hardy and beautiful plant. 

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: North America

Tank Placement: Foreground - Mid-ground

Scientific Name: Echinodorus parviflorus 'Tropica'

Sold As: Individual rooted plants

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Medium

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: South America

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

Rosette Sword is a nice light green color similar to amazon swords, however the leaves are more textured and rigid. This plant will also usually have more compact growth then other swords.

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.

Scientific Name: Limnobium Laeviatum

Sold As: 3 Plants (3+ Leaves per plant)

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: South America

Tank Placement: Floating

Frogbit is a great floating plant for any aquarium. It is one of the most manageable floating plant as the plants are bigger then other floating plants. It is great at providing some shade for your slow growing plants and fish, some might even snack on it. This plant is reproduces rapidly by sending out daughter plants. It doesn't need anything special to thrive and will help to reduce nitrate build ups in your tank. This plant can grow bigger then normal if the surface water has no movement, if it does the size will get to be bigger then your palm.

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.

Anubias Nana Narrow Leaf is similar to Anubias Nana, but it has more narrow leaves and is a bit more compact. Anubias Nana Narrow Leaf is a great beginner plant for any tank. You can't kill this plant unless you really go out of your way to do it. When planting the Narrow Leaf, do not bury the rhizome in your substrate. Only bury the roots, attach to driftwood, or attach to rocks. You can propagate this plant by cutting the rhizome in half and moving the cutting to another area. This will allow both cuttings to keep growing.

Much like other Anubias, Anubias Nana Petite can be easily attached to driftwood or rocks. You can also plant it however make sure the horizontal rhizome or stem is above the substrate. It can also be easily propagated by cutting the rhizome into smaller sections. We recommend leaving 2-3 leaves per section.

 Scientific Name: Anubias barteri var. nana 'narrow leaf'

Sold As: 1 Plant. Plant rhizome will be at least half an inch long with a minimum of 3 leaves.

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: North America

Tank Placement: Foreground - Mid-ground

If there is a "*" next to a plants portion it just means its from a different supplier. Cost and size may be different between suppliers.

Uruguayensis Sword is a easy aquarium sword plant to grow. Uruguayensis Sword has narrow dark green leaves with light green veins. It can also vary in coloration sometimes with reddish tips.

For more on this plant you can watch this video:

Sold As: Individual rooted plants

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Medium

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: Unknown

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

Scientific Name: Echinorodus Bleheri 'Compacta' 

Sold As: Potted

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Medium

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: Unknown

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

A more compact version of regular amazon sword. It should only reach about 6" tall at maturity so its great for smaller tanks!

If there is a "*" next to a plants portion it just means its from a different supplier. Cost and size may be different between suppliers.

Grandifolius Sword "Rangeri" is an awesome sword. Grandifolius "Rangeri" is different from others as its leaves shape stay small, but the leaf stem gets really long. 

Scientific Name: Echinodorus Grandifolius 

Sold As: Individual rooted plants

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Medium

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: South America

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.

Anubias Nana is a great beginner plant for any tank. You can't kill this plant unless you really go out of your way to do it. Anubias Nana grows by having a horizontal rhizome and producing vertical leaves. When planting Anubias Nana, do not bury the rhizome in your substrate. Only bury the roots, attach to driftwood, or attach to rocks. You can propagate this plant by cutting the rhizome in half and moving the cutting to another area. This will allow both cuttings to keep growing.

Much like other Anubias, Anubias Nana can be easily attached to driftwood or rocks. You can also plant Anubias Nana, however, make sure the horizontal rhizome or stem is above the substrate. It can also be easily propagated by cutting the rhizome into smaller sections. We recommend leaving 2-3 leaves per section.

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Slow

Origin: North America

Tank Placement: Foreground - Mid-ground

Tank Size: Any size, because Anubias plants grow slowly they are great for any sized aquarium.

Sold As: 1 Individual plant (2-3 Leaves)

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Fast

Origin: Asia

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

Shipping Warning: This plants leaves are extremely sensitive to the shipping process. Most likely the plant will arrive with leaves partially melted or in rough shape. However as long as the plants roots and stems are firm the plant will recover.

A beautiful plant with large round, light green, and lush leaves. This plant is similar to a bulb plant but without a bulb. Its leaves are similar to a banana plants leaves however they will not form floating leaves that can be exposed to air. They propagate via new sprouts that form on the tallest leaves. Simply pluck the plantlets once they have 2 or more leaves and replant.

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.

Broadleaf Amazon Sword is a bigger variation of the ever popular Amazon Sword and they are some of the easiest aquatic plants that you can add to your fish tank.

Broadleaf Amazon Sword is a hardy plant that can withstand a wide variety of water parameters and can be used with many different aquarium fish. Amazon swords are also brackish water tolerant plants. Sword plants will benefit greatly from a nutrient rich substrate. I recommend picking up some of our Vital Tabs to provide all the essential nutrients that this and other plants want to grow healthy.

Scientific Name: Echinodorus Bleherae

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Low

Co2: Not Needed

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: South America

Tank Placement: Midground-Background

Tank Size: Sword plants in general can grow between 20"+. You can trim off outer leaves to try and keep it groomed to your preferred size.

Want to learn more, check out this video:

Scientific Name: Eleocharis Acicularis 'Mini'

Sold As: Tissue Culture Bag

Care Level: Medium

Lighting Requirement: Medium

Co2: Recommended

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: 

Tank Placement: Foreground

A smaller version of the standard dwarf hair grass.

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.

Scientific Name: Eleocharis Parvula

Sold As: Tissue Culture Bag

Care Level: Medium

Lighting Requirement: Medium

Co2: Recommended

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: 

Tank Placement: Foreground

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.

Pygmy Chain Sword is a lot like Dwarf Sag. Pygmy Chain Sword is a small sword plant that sends off runners. Pygmy Chain Sword can eventually form a carpet. It is great for beginners as it doesn't require a lot to keep it healthy.

Scientific Name: Echinodorus Tenellus

Sold As: Tissue Culture Bag

Care Level: Medium

Lighting Requirement: Medium

Co2: Recommended

Growth Rate: Medium

Origin: 

Tank Placement: Foreground

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.