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By Sam V. on 25 July 2019 :
Foreground plants are basicly aquarium plants that stay low. Combine different types of aquarium plants that provide contrast with each other in color, leave shape and height. This way a playful and interesting under water landscape can be created.
Alternanthera reineckii 'Mini' is a very popular aquariumplant by are red colors, and is characterized by compact growth and a slower growth rate. Ideal for a small aquarium or if voorgrondplant in larger layouts.
Anubias barteri var. nana is a small, decorative aquariumplant that grows well in a variety of conditions. Originally he comes from Cameroon and is about 5 to 10 cm long. The rhizome also reaches a length of 10cm or more. Anubias grows slowly and the leaves are several years.
Anubias 'Petite' is a mutation of the Anubias nana, and has even smaller leaves. Also it grows very slowly and is not always easy, in good conditions. He remains smaller than 5cm and the rhizome is 10cm or longer.
Bacopa australis is from Brazil and not from Australia as the name suggests. In the aquarium may be the stems of this plant is 10-30cm high. Just like the other Bacopa species is also easily in the aquarium care.
Bucephalandra 'Wavy Green' grows in nature, on stones and wood in rivers and streams, similar to Anubias. The maintenance and the growth also corresponds with that of Anubias species and can be on wood or stone to be bonded.
Bucephalandra 'Wavy Green' grows in nature, on stones and wood in rivers and streams, similar to Anubias. The maintenance and the growth also corresponds with that of Anubias species and can be on wood or stone to be bonded.
Cryptocoryne albida 'Brown' comes from Asia and is amongst others in Thailand. A beautiful aquariumplant with narrow, reddish-brown leaves with dark pattern and beautiful curled leaf margins up to 15cm long.
Cryptocoryne parva is from Sri Lanka and is the smallest of the Cryptocoryne species. The leaves are lepelvormig and green color with a length of 3-6cm.
Eriocaulon 'Polaris' is a special appearance in the aquarium. Now available as aquariumplant from tissue culture. The plant is quite small and has very narrow, pointed leaves. There will be a longer flower stems are formed with the white balls, what is the attractive value of this aquariumplant increased still further!
Helanthium tenellum, formerly Echinodorus tenellus is the smallest variant of the Echinodorus species. This is extremely suitable for a small aquarium. The plant spreads via suckers and will eventually in the aquarium is a nice green grass carpet arise.
Elatine hydropiper is a stengelplant which is especially nice if it has a carpet on the bottom of the aquarium. With its very fine leaves, it is an ideal plant to use in a nano aquarium
Eleocharis acicularis 'Mini' is a variant of the well-known Naaldgras family, and is even smaller than Eleocharis parvula. This dwarf aquariumplant destined for application in the nano-aquarium. After some time it will Eleocharis acicularis 'Mini' soil is covered with a field of fine, bright green blades of grass to sprout.
Eleocharis parvula is low-growing, grassy aquariumplant that extends across the foreground, scattered with spurs and 3-10cm high.
Glossostigma elatinoides is without doubt one of the most beloved voorgrondplanten in a planted aquarium. Within a few weeks forms a beautiful green carpet.
Hemianthus callitrichoides 'Cuba' is the world's smallest aquariumplant. The small leaves are for an aquascape is ideal to have a sense of optical scale on the layout. Requires lots of lighting.
Hemianthus micranthemoides is from North America and is a graceful aquariumplant with narrow, curved leaves and is 10-20cm high.
Hydrocotyle sp. "Japan" is the popular name of this plant on the various forums. It is a variant of Hydrocotyle tripartita from South-east Asia and is characterised by fast, compact growth and small, intensive green leaves on vertical stems.Available in Pot or In Vitro Cup
Hydrocotyle verticillata originates from America and the rounded leaves on stems 3-7cm high in the aquarium.
Cm brasiliensis is a common species to a lawn in the aquarium. The aquariumplant originally comes from South America and it is with much relief some 4 to 7cm high.
Cm mauritiana is a Cm type that less light is needed than Cm brasiliensis and also remains low (5-10cm). This aquariumplant was found in 1992 in Mauritius by the founder of Tropica, Holger Windeløv.
Littorella uniflora, is a unique appearance in the aquarium. There are foothills formed and the plant spreads over the soil, with a distinctive, fleshy leaves with a length of 2 cm to 5 cm.
Lobelia cardinalis comes from North America and is aquariumplant ideal for so-called "streets". He is 10-30cm high.
Marsilea crenata is an ideal ground cover for an aquarium with less light. The leaves are very small and are rarely wider than 0.5 cm. The result is a beautiful carpet, which is very similar to a carpet of Glossostigma.
Marsilea hirsuta is a groundcover from Australia. Not a common appearance in the aquarium which in a Nature Aquarium is definitely a natural, decorative value to a layout can give.
Micranthemum 'Monte Carlo' is growing under good conditions on the bottom of the tank and forms a thick carpet of small round leaves.
Micranthemum umbrosum is a beautiful aquariumplant from the USA with small round leaves, whose stems 10-25cm high.
Pogostemon helferi was discovered by aquarium lovers in Thailand, near the border with Burma. Here he is 'Downoi' (little star) and it is easy to see why.
