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This plant should be kept more often. It is a true aquatic plant and will grow happily in the tropical aquarium while being able to grow in low temperatures just as well. Unlike E. densa it will... more

Long known plant in Dutch style tanks. Favourite for planting in foreground corners. The stems will grow upright and, once they have reached the surface, will float which results in a nice frame... more

Very suitable plant. Leaves don't have the tendency to become brown or red under strong light.

All subspecies of Hygrophila corymbosa are recommendable aquarium plants. There are numerous... more (1 additional image)

Large form of the narrowleaved subspecies. Leaves only slightly narrower than those of the species but considerably longer.

All subspecies of Hygrophila corymbosa are recommendable aquarium... more (3 additional images)

Smaller-leaved than the species. Oherwise very smilar, if somewhat more compact.

All subspecies of Hygrophila corymbosa are recommendable aquarium plants. There are numerous forms and... more (1 additional image)

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Decorative, suitable plant for all kinds of aquaria. Comes out best if planted cascading from back to front. Plant fairly densely. This will... more (1 additional image)

Demanding but wonderfully colourful plant if given ample light, enough free CO2 and soft water. Excellent if combined with Pogostemon stellatus and Ludwigia inclinata var.... more

One of the most beautiful fine-leaved plants and a truly large species. Allow for lots of space if you want to keep this plant. In clear, soft water, whorls of more than 10 cm can be formed.

Not as easy as other Ludwigias but a beautiful eye-catcher in the midground. Not dfficult if ket in a well-lit aquarium and CO2-fertilized water. Do not keep to warm! Striking plant under ample... more