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Rotala macrandra 'Shimoga' is a sought-after, vibrant red aquatic plant known for its delicate, narrow leaves and striking pink to red hues. It's a variant of Rotala macrandra and is also sometimes referred to as Rotala sp. "Shimoga" or Rotala sp. "Pearl".
Key Characteristics:
Appearance:
It features small, narrow leaves that can display a range of colors, from light to dark red under strong lighting, with olive green tones under less intense light.
Growth:
Rotala macrandra 'Shimoga' is a relatively fast-growing plant, particularly when provided with the right conditions.
Lighting:
It thrives under strong lighting, which is essential for developing its vibrant red coloration.
Water Parameters:
This plant prefers soft to medium-hard water, with a temperature range of 24-28°C (75-82°F), and requires CO2 and balanced nutrient supply.
Placement:
It looks best when planted in groups in the foreground or midground of an aquarium, especially in nano tanks.
Propagation:
Like other Rotala species, it is propagated by stem and side shoot cuttings.
Origin:
The name "Shimoga" is likely a reference to the Shimoga district in India, where the plant is believed to have originated.

Nymphaea 'Purple Joy' (Water Lily)
is a perennial aquatic plant that blooms during the day, displaying vibrant green leaves that reproduce viviparously.
These leaves float on the water's surface, serving as a beautiful backdrop for its striking flowers, which measure 4-5 inches in diameter.
Each fragrant flower has white petals with purple tips, surrounding a prominent cluster of golden stamens.
The flowers last for 3-4 days, opening in the morning and closing in the late evening. Blooming from March to November, 'Purple Joy' is prolific and produces numerous flowers throughout the long growing season. This tropical water lily is ideal for medium to large ponds.
This cultivar was discovered in Thailand by Mr. Marut Thongnuam in 2013 and he believed that it was a wild mutation of Nymphaea Lindsey Wood.

Nymphaea lotus (night bloomer)
also known as the white Egyptian lotus or tiger lotus.
It's known for its white flowers and leaves that can have dark red patches or be entirely reddish-brown, especially when young. Specifically, the form with red-brown spotted and striped underwater leaves is often referred to as Nymphaea zenkeri and is popular in aquariums as "tiger lotus".

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Nymphaea lotus: is a species of aquatic plant in the water lily family.
It is native to East Africa and Southeast Asia.
The leaves can be green with reddish or brownish spots and stripes, particularly the submerged leaves.
The floating leaves are typically roundish and can be quite large, up to 12 inches in diameter.
The flowers are white, large, and star-shaped, opening at night.
The "tiger lotus" variant, also known as Nymphaea zenkeri, is particularly popular in aquariums for its attractive red-brown spotted leaves.
This plant is a robust aquatic perennial and can be found in various water environments.

Valisneria Nana
is a thin leaf, grass-like type of Vallisneria that looks more like a tall hairgrass than the other usual Vals. They act as the perfect background plants, growing tall and fast to create a jungle like appearance. Vals are grass like plants that spread along side shoots and can grow to the height of your aquarium. They are nutrient loving plants that anchor deep into the substrate.

Family: Hydrocharitaceae
Region: Central/South America
Height: 12-20"
pH: 6-7.5
Care: Moderate
Light: Moderate to High
Co2: Recommended
Propagation: Cut lateral shoots
Growth rate: Fast

The King of Siam water lily
scientifically known as Nymphaea 'King of Siam', is a tropical, day-blooming water lily cultivar known for its striking deep purple flowers and fragrant blooms. The flowers, which can reach 15 cm in width, open in the morning and close by dusk. They are held about 20 cm above the water's surface and have a sweet, floral scent with slightly spicy notes. The leaves are a bright green, often with brown flecks, and can grow up to 20-30 cm in diameter.

Key characteristics:
Flowers: Deep purple, fragrant, star-shaped, 10-17 cm across.
Leaves: Bright green with brown flecks, round, up to 20-30 cm wide.
Flowering period: June to September/November.
Sunlight: Prefers full sun (at least 6 hours a day).
Water depth: Ideal depth is 30-50 cm.
Growth: Compact plant suitable for medium-sized ponds.
Fertilizer: Can be fertilized with pondtabbs during the growing season.
Pruning: Remove wilted leaves and flowers.

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Nymphoides ezannoi "Floatingheart"

commonly called floatingheart,is a genus of aquatic flowering plants in the family Menyanthaceae. The genus name refers to their resemblance to the water lily Nymphaea. Nymphoides are aquatic plants with submerged roots and floating leaves that hold the small flowers above the water surface. Flowers are sympetalous, most often divided into five lobes (petals). The petals are either yellow or white, and may be adorned with lateral wings or covered in small hairs. The inflorescence consists of either an umbellate cluster of flowers or a lax raceme, with internodes occurring between generally paired flowers.

Vallisneria Corkscrew "Spiralis " has been a popular choice in the hobby because of its ease of care and long, grass-like appearance. Its hardiness makes it great for goldfish, African cichlid, and community tanks. Vallisneria grows very tall in an aquarium and can drape over the top to make fish and fry feel secure. Once well-established, val spreads quickly by sending out baby plants via runners where you can get a new shoot as soon as every 3 days.
***it's color might change depends on lighting/ Sunrays

Directions/Specifications
Scientific Name: Vallisneria sp.
Native To: Europe, Africa, Asia
Skill Level: Easy
Placement: Background
Recommended Light: Medium Light 20-35 PAR (click to see our PAR chart)
CO2 Requirement: None
Preferred Fertilizer: Easy Green liquid fertilizer and Easy Root Tabs
Propagation: Spreads via runners across the ground

Difference of Ambulia -VS -Cabomba
Ambulia (Limnophila sessiliflora) and Cabomba are both popular aquarium plants known for their fast growth and ability to oxygenate the water. However, Ambulia is easier to care for and grows faster, often reaching a height of 30-60 cm, while Cabomba, though also easy, might require more light and can reach up to 80 cm.
Key Differences:
Leaves:
Ambulia leaves are more delicate and form complete rings, while Cabomba leaves are more needle-like and form a fan shape.
Growth Rate:
Ambulia is generally faster growing and more adaptable to various aquarium setups.
Light Requirements:
While both are relatively easy to grow, Cabomba may need more light for optimal growth compared to Ambulia.
Size:
Ambulia can reach around 30-60 cm in height, while Cabomba can grow even taller, up to 80 cm.
Origin:
Ambulia (Limnophila sessiliflora) is native to Southeast Asia, while Cabomba is native to tropical and subtropical America.
In Summary:
Ambulia is a more adaptable and fast-growing option that is suitable for both low-tech and high-tech tanks. Cabomba, while also a good choice, might require slightly more maintenance and can grow larger, potentially overshadowing other plants if not trimmed regularly.

Eleocharis obtusa
is a species of spikesedge known by the common name blunt spikerush. This plant is widely distributed across Canada and the United States, where it grows in wet areas such as riverbanks and moist forest floors. It is also a w**d of rice paddies, especially when the rice plants are young sprouts. This is an annual spikesedge approaching half a meter in maximum height. It has many green cylindrical stems which are erect but weak and spongy. There may be thin, grasslike leaves toward the base of the plant, which are generally straw-colored. Atop each stem is a rounded or oblong spikelet containing at least ten flowers, each covered by an oval-shaped brown bract.