Hygrophila sp. 'Tiger

Pogostemon stellatus spec. - Star Rotala coarse formerly Eusteralis species max. growth height - 40 cm Country of origin Australia, Southeast Asia Suitability NanoCube Type   family Lamiaceae Genus Pogostemon Propagation Head cuttings, side shoots Growth rate medium pH 5 - 7 Water hardness 0 - 15 °dh Notes   Pogostemon stellatus is a stem plant with densely clustered whorls of leaves and vividly coloured leaf tips. It is more commonly found in Asia and Australia, where it thrives in marshy and boggy areas up to over 2,000 m. In aquarium culture, it is quite demanding and requires soft water for good growth. Plenty of light, continuous CO2 supplementation and a good diet are equally important. Once the stems have reached the water’s surface, you can trim the shoot tips and replant them – but the cut lower stem will also sprout new growth.

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Rotala sp.'Nanjenshan'Rotala sp. 'Nanjenshan' is a fast-growing tertiary plant that stands out for its delicate structure and provides plenty of greenery in the aquarium. Difficulty of cultivation: moderately demandingLight requirements: medium to highCO₂ requirements: mediumHeight of mature plant: Up to 50 cmGrowth rate: fastTemperature: 20-28°CPlacement in aquarium: backgroundOrigin: TaiwanCup diameter: 6 cm The tall stems with the fine leaves Tolerate regular pruning well. At a distance of a few Centimeters planted in the ground, it spreads and forms a a striking green background for other plants and decorations. Rotala sp. 'Nanjenshan' (Mayaka rosa) is a tertiary stem plant. It is native to Taiwan, where it occurs near the town of Nanjenshan, from which it takes its name. It is probably a natural hybrid of the round-leaved Rotala (Rotala rotundifolia) and Rotala wallichii. Both the stem and the leaves are light green in color. The tips of the stems may change color depending on growing conditions. It is characterized by its delicate structure. The leaves are whorled on the stem in groups of 3-6, up to 2 cm long and only 0.1-0.2 cm wide. It is described as moderately demanding. It tolerates temperatures between 20-28°C and likes soft to hard water. Optimum pH is between 6.0-7.0.Rotala sp. Nanjenshan' is a fairly demanding plant in terms of light conditions. Its best growth is ensured by bright and long lighting, even 12-14 hours per day. A symptom of insufficient light is a thin stem and a lighter color of the leaves, especially in the lower part. In extreme cases, the lack of light leads to the death of the plant. Therefore, it should not be planted too densely. It can grow in a variety of substrates.The CO₂ dosage and supplementation with nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus fertilizers is advisable. If the iron content is sufficiently high, the crowns will turn red. Rotala sp. "Nanjenshan" likes large water changes, up to ⅓ of the aquarium water volume. Due to the delicacy and small size of its leaves, it is particularly suitable for aquariums with small fish or for a general aquarium with young fish. Like any stem plant, it looks best in a group. Tall stems with small leaves tolerate regular pruning well. The resulting cuttings, inserted into the substrate every few inches, quickly form a striking green background for other plants and decorations. As a terrestrial plant, it blooms with single flowers.. Planting: The plant must be removed from the cup and thoroughly rinsed from the gel under running water. This is best done by placing the plant in a container of lukewarm water. Most of the gel will then fall off by itself. Divide the contents of the cup into 1-2 cm lumps and then place them at a small distance on the selected items..

Black Slim WoodThe Black Slim Wood root can be used in the aquarium or terrarium.Beautiful root that can also protrude above the aquarium and can be planted with perching plants such as anubias, tillandsias, bromeliads and orchids.Root in the picture serves as an example – this is a natural product and therefore unique.Please note that the root may slightly discolour the water.Available in two sizes:S = approx. 10 - 20 cmM = approx. 20 - 40 cm

Black alder cones - 1kg Alder cones contain humins and tannins and have a very positive effect on the well-being of shrimps, snails, crabs, cra yfish and also loricariid catfish and other fish. fish. The effect is similar to that of peat. Shrimps like to graze on the like to graze on the cones, crabs and herbivorous catfish also like to eat them eat them directly. In addition to the tannins and humins mentioned above, they also contain fiber and minerals, which are essential for our aquarium animals. Alder cones naturally acidify the water with humic acid and thus gently lower the pH value. The water turns tea brown. Alder cones can remain in the aquarium until they have decomposed or been eaten. have been eaten. Add one cone per 10 liters of water. If the cones have been eaten, please add more. It has proven to be a good idea to add half of the suppositories to the aquarium approx. 1 week later aquarium so that not all the suppositories have to be replaced at once. need to be changed at once. If the water turns too much of a tea brown color, remove some of the suppositories (dry and use later) and carry out a partial water change. use later) and carry out a partial water change.