Regular Plants

Very popular grass type plant which can self propagate in the aquarium, easy to look after. Choose from leaded bunched or potted plant.

This plant has large, attractive green leaves, their sleek and ergonomic design make them a very popular choice of plant for aquariums.

Also known as Elodea Densa, this plant is comprised of a long stem and organised with small, thin leaves throughout the stem, blooming toward the end with a large amount of extra leaves.

This plant’s main feature is its long, slender stalks, giving the plant a mature and well grown look.

This plant has Rather short stems that very quickly transition into large, wavy leaves.

Rotala rotundifolia "Green" also know as Rotala sp.

This plant has a rather interesting colour scheme, the typical green on most leaved plants like this one is solid in colour, whereas in this plant, you see pinks and purple coming through the green leaves.

This plant has moderate length stalks and generally a simple green colouring throughout, what makes this plant stand out is its interesting leaves.

This plant does not grow very far upward, leaving its leaves to grow near the bottom of the tank, its conformed, dense leaves protect its roots by covering it.

A plant great for coldwater aquariums and tanks. With fine / narrow green leaves and good oxygenation capabilities, this plant is a great addition to your aquarium.

A plant great for tropical aquarium setups which ads a bright golden green colour to the aquascape.

This plant Is the classic, typical design of aquarium plant. Flaunting a bright, vibrant green with thin, strong stems and sprouting outward from them are small, oval shaped leaves, while at the top of the plant are wavy, curved leaves, adding a splash of variety to this plant’s rather simple design.

This plant is a strong, hardy green that can add some rich colour to any terrarium or paludarium, its long, thin leaves look similar to the leaves of a palm tree, hence its name.

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This plant has a rather interesting colour scheme, the typical green on most leaved plants like this one is diluted and greying out, while on the underside and some of the front face of the leaf is overtaken by a light purple.

This plant offers an array of bright colours in the form of sweet pinks, lightened greens, vibrant purples and fair lilacs, all from a single plant.

At the base of this plant, the stem begins as a dark green, the colour becomes lighter until it fades into a hay like yellow.

This plant’s rather basic shade of bright green is simply the unaltered look of this plant

This plant has striking resemblance to a tree, due to the fact that the stems are a deep, woody brown, that look very similar to tree bark and the leaves of this plant are a deep green, much like many types of trees leaves.