Aquarium Supply Store V7

Supplying Your Freshwater and Saltwater Reefing Needs

N-Z Bunch Plants

-Naja

lp Anacharis-Naja

Hard to find South American (Brazil, Argentina) aquarium plant! Needs Medium to high light. GH is 3 to 17 degrees hardness. Temp is 66 to 81 degrees. Plant in tuft for deep aquariums, but being able to float on the surface in less deep aquariums. Lengthened stems, with verticils made up of 4 sheets maximum. They are generally confused with Egeria densa, whose verticils count 5 broader sheets. Can be used as pond plants for basin in summer.

A Coldpack

cold pack

At least one Coldpack is reccommended for the Summer months.

Plants do not ship well in extremes of weather.
Please note it may be 70 degrees in your location and 90 degrees here

Please add @ least one to each Aquarium Plant order .

Parrot Feather

Pennywort (Hydrocotyle leucocephala)

Pennywort

Brazilian Water Ivy Brazil Characteristics: Long tendrils with light green, circular leaves with crenate margins. Sprout length: 60 cm. Growth rate: 10 cm per week. Propagation: Side sprouts. Requirements: Undemanding. Special note: Grows very well as a floating plant too.

Awesome fast growing freshwater aquarium plant

Potamageton Gayi

1 Potamageton Gayi freshwater aquatic

This is a stunning beauty if you treat it right
Another Amano classic that was aquared through trading
This one has bronze and green leaves
Available but very small
Super Fragile no gaurentee this one can make it.
Prefers high lighting and co2

Potamogeton perfoliatus

1 aquarium plant Potamogeton perfoliatus

Thin leaved green wafer like leaves
This plant has a transparnt greenish color almost the color and consistancy of anacharis.
Seems to do well under our high lights.
Rare fast growing plant
1 freshwater aquarium plant
You have to see the close up to appreciate this rare plant

Purple Waffle

Red Cabomba Wild

Family:	Cabombaceae
Scientific Name:	Cabomba furcata
Common Name:	Red Cabomba
Distribution:	South America
Height:	40-100
Width:	5-8
Light Required:	very high
Temperature:	24-30
pH:	acid-neutral
Ease of care:	difficult
Notes:	Until recently, Cabomba furcata was mistakenly sold as Cabomba piauhyaensis, but after a revision of the genus, the name has changed accordingly. Cabomba furcata is one the most difficult plants available for the aquarium hobby. Nevertheless, many people are very much attracted by the red-brown appearance of the plant with the finely dissected leaves. The red to violet flower is carried on a floating leaf which primarily develops in association with flowering but occasionally floating leaves are also set when the shoot apex reaches the water surface. Cabomba furcata requires very soft and slightly acid water with a nutrient rich substrate, but much more important are the very high light demands. At sub-optimum growth conditions the plant soon starts to decay, to begin with at the base but later on also the shoot apex dies off. However, at good growth conditions Cabomba furcata grows just as fast as Cabomba caroliniana and planted in groups this plant turns out to be among the most beautiful in the aquarium.
Author:	Tropica

Red Foxtail ( Myriophyllum )

Red gold Cabomba Cabomba furcata

Cabomba furcata Red gold Cabomba