Anubias nana on root with suction cup

Anubias barteri on root with suction cup - aquarium plant max. growth height - cm Country of origin   Suitability Community aquarium Type   family   Genus   Propagation   Growth rate   pH - Water hardness - °dh Notes  

🌿 Dennerle Decor Bonsai Set Fascinating aquascaping landscape out of the box The Dennerle Decor Bonsai Set allows you to create an impressive underwater landscape in a nano aquarium or freshwater aquarium. With a handcrafted bonsai tree in the ‘Kengai’ style and carefully selected sea mountain stones, you can give the aquarium a natural and aesthetic touch. ✅ Product advantages at a glance: Complete decoration set - contains a bonsai tree (approx. 20 x 15 cm) and three grey stones (each approx. 10 x 15 cm) 100 % natural materials - for an authentic and safe design Handmade bonsai in "Kengai" style - a real eye-catcher in any aquarium Ideal for aquascaping beginners - including helpful tips on set-up Perfect for nano aquariums - particularly suitable for tanks with a volume of approx. 30 litres With the Dennerle Decor Bonsai Set, you can start aquascaping straight away and give your aquarium a unique and natural atmosphere. The combination of bonsai and marine rocks creates a harmonious landscape that is suitable for both beginners and experienced aquarists.

Combination root Anubias and Microsorum - aquarium plant from West Africa max. growth height 5-10cm Country of origin West Africa Suitability community aquarium, perch aquarium Type perching plant family Araceae genus Anubias Propagation Division of the rhizome Growth rate slow pH 5-9 Water hardness very soft to very hard Notes max. growth height up to 40cm Country of origin Southeast Asia Suitability community aquarium, perch aquarium Type perching plant family Scrophulariaceae Genus Microsorum Propagation Daughter plants from leaves and roots Growth rate slow pH 5-8 Water hardness very soft to hard Hints

A journey of discovery into the world of the axolotlIn the mysterious and fascinating world of aquatic creatures, there is one creature that delights scientists and enthusiasts alike: the axolotl. With its fascinating appearance and amazing abilities, this amphibious salamander has captured the hearts of many people and is increasingly becoming the object of research and admiration. Let's immerse ourselves in the world of the axolotl and discover what makes these fascinating creatures so special.Origin: Originally native to the waters around Lake Xochimilco in Mexico.Life expectancy: In the wild, axolotls can live for around 10-15 years, while in human care they can often live up to 15-20 years or even longer.Appearance: The axolotl is an amphibious tailed amphibian and often retains juvenile characteristics even when fully grown. It has a flat body, external gills that look like a curly crest, and characteristic small eyes. Colours vary depending on the breeding line and range from white to grey, brown and black.Size: Axolotls typically reach a length of around 15-45 centimetres, with females usually being larger than males.Lifestyle: Axolotls are aquatic creatures and spend their entire lives in water. They are nocturnal and feed mainly on small fish, insects, worms and other invertebrates.Origin and habitatThe axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is a tailed salamander that is originally native to the waters around Lake Xochimilco in Mexico. This species of salamander is found exclusively in a small area in central Mexico, making it an endemic species. Historically, the axolotl was an important part of Aztec culture and mythology, which further emphasises its importance in the region.Unique characteristicsWhat makes the axolotl particularly fascinating are its amazing regenerative abilities. Unlike most other amphibians, the axolotl retains its ability to regenerate limbs, organs and even parts of its brain well into adulthood. This remarkable property has piqued the interest of medical researchers as it could potentially provide insights to regenerate human tissues as well.The axolotl is also known for its neotenic appearance, which means that it retains certain juvenile characteristics even when fully grown. These include its extremely cute facial expression, external gills and, of course, its characteristic swan neck. These characteristics make the axolotl a popular pet and a sought-after species in aquariums worldwide.Threatened existenceDespite its fascinating characteristics and popularity as a pet, the axolotl unfortunately faces serious threats in the wild. The destruction of its natural habitat through pollution, drainage of wetlands and the introduction of non-native species have led to a sharp decline in populations. In the wild, the axolotl is even considered endangered and its future is uncertain.The importance of protectionWith the axolotl under increasing threat, it is vital that measures are taken to protect its habitats and conserve its populations. This requires not only protecting the waters in which the axolotl lives, but also raising public awareness of the importance of conserving this fascinating species. Furthermore, it is important to continue research on the axolotl in order to better understand its regenerative potential and possibly transfer it to medical applications.Overall, the axolotl is undoubtedly a remarkable creature, admired not only for its cute appearance, but also for its unique abilities and its importance to science. It is up to us to safeguard its future and ensure that this fascinating creature continues to enrich the waters of our planet for a long time to come.Created with ChatGPT – revised by Zoo Roco