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Marble Queen (Tropica Marble Queen)
Marble Queen (Tropica Marble Queen)
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Echinodorus cordifolius 'Tropica Marble Queen' is a variety cultivated by Oriental Aquarium in Singapore. Plants grown in marshy conditions have beautiful marbling which sometimes fades under water. The plant demands a relatively large amount of light, and CO2 addition is recommended to promote growth. It is very suitable for low open aquariums, where the leaves above water have clearer marbling. The leaves also resist drying out.

Marti (Ruffle) (Ech. major)
Marti (Ruffle) (Ech. major)
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Echinodorus martii is characterised by its long, light-green leaves with a fluted margin, which are very attractive. It is suitable for the hard water found in many aquariums. A nutritious bottom promotes growth. There is some confusion about the name of this plant, and it has been called E. maior and E. martii.

Rangeri sword Large

Large Rangeri sword
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Red Ozelot Sword med
Red Ozelot Sword med
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Echinodorus 'Ozelot' is a hybrid between Echinodorus schlueteri 'Leopard'and Echinodorus barthii created by Barth in Dessauin the former East Germany. It is beautiful withelliptical black spotted red-brownish leaves and a very short petiole. The black spots has, of course, inspired the name 'Ozelot'. In contrast to many other spotted and flecked plants Echinodorus 'Ozelot'maintains the spots regardless of light intensity andother environmental factors. Older leaves, however, tendsto have dark-red spots rather than deep black as in the younger leaves. Echinodorus 'Ozelot' is a sturdyplant and accepts most environmental conditions. If the conditions are sub optimal the plant just grow more slowly and a bit smaller.
Author: Tropica

Red Rubin Sword LG Potted
Red Rubin Sword LG Potted
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A small and narrow-leaf variety of Echinodorus 'Rubin', which is a good solitary plant for small aquariums. The transparent, ruby-red leaves with light leaf ribs provide a particularly intensive sheen. During growth the older leaves stretch outwards laterally. See Echinodorus 'Rubin' for further details.

Author: Tropica