An extremely popular midground choice for its low-growing habits, vibrant red hues and ease of care.

A vivid aquarium stem plant offering bold magenta coloration.

A reddish-magenta aquarium stem plant with distinct veins running throughout its leaves.

A medium sized Anubias plant with a distinct vein pattern that makes it an attractive easy aquarium plant choice.

A medium sized Anubias plant with unique, indented leaf veins that grows slightly larger than Coffeefolia with pointed leaf tips.

A very large Anubias plant that is suitable for much larger aquariums.

A rare Anubias plant that stays “white” due to a genetic mutation. The perfect attention-grabber that’s easy to grow.

A thicker stemmed aquarium background plant that provides bright lime green to light orange hues.

The most popular Bucephalandra species available. Known for its bold green, wavy leaves.

Another classic Bucephalandra species that grows compact and darker colored leaves.

A medium sized Bucephalandra offering multi-colored, ruffled leaves if given optimal conditions.

An aquarium plant with bright green color and clover, lily-like leaves that grow similar to a vine.

A smooth leafed Cryptocoryne species with varying shades of green and distinct markings on its leaves.

A rare Cryptocoryne species mutation that has caused the plant to grow and maintain its bright pink appearance if given the right conditions.

A green leafed Cryptocoryne species with a bold red stem.

A tall slender background Cryptocoryne species. Best if planted in a nutrient-rich aquarium.

A green and slender midground Cryptocoryne species. Will grow and spread willingly with ease.

A classic Cryptocoryne species that offers green, slightly ruffled leaves. A classic midground to background Crypt choice.

Lower growing Cryptocoryne species with wider leaves that offers great horizontal coverage.

A smaller Cryptocoryne plant. An excellent foreground choice for low light planted aquariums.

A smaller and lower-growing Cryptocoryne Parva. An excellent choice for nano and low light planted aquariums.

A tall Cryptocoryne species that varies in shades of green, brown and bronze.

A beautiful, classic Cryptocoryne species that offers good horizontal coverage, ruffled leaves and a mix of green and brownish colors.

A bright green, smooth leafed Cryptocoryne with rounded tips.

A large Cryptocoryne species with varying shades of green, brown and reddish bronze. Leaves are sword shaped, grow wide and are slightly ruffled.

A slight variation of Cryptocoryne Wentii Brown with an added hint of puple tint and smoother leaves.

A Cryptocoryne species with long, slender leaves that grow dense and compact.

A relatively rare Echinodorus species that will slowly grow slender deep, rich purple leaves, making this one of the most unique midground aquarium plants.

A beautiful aquatic sword that boasts large, rounded leaves that vary in deep green and bold red hues.

A popular sword with slender leaves that vary in color with prominent veins.

A classic Amazon Sword that varies in shades of green, red and bronze. Leaves have a spotted pattern.

A smaller Echinodorus species with prominent leaf veins that can be used in smaller aquarium sizes. Color varies and can be a range of greens to brownish-red.

A large Amazon Sword with oblong, large leaves that are primarily deep green and reddish in color.

One of the most popular aquarium foreground plants in existence that is known for its wispy grass-like appearance.

A shorter version of Eleocharis Parvula that is perfect for use in nano aquariums and creating underwater lawns.

An aquatic stem plant with slender purplish green leaves sprouting from the central stem.

A shorter aquarium stem plant that can be used as a background or midground plant depending on aquarium size. Best known for its pointed leaves.

An easy aquarium stem plant with bright green, rounded leaves that grow in an upright position along the main stem.

An easy grass-like aquarium foreground plant that will spread willingly without much care. Its leaves will grow and bow outwards rather than strictly upright.

One of the most popular aquarium stem plants due to its ease of care and growth speed. Consistent and frequent trimming can be expected.

Characterized by long and slender green leaves that grow well emersed as well. Great mid to background plant choice in hybrid setups.

Also known as American Featherfoil, Hottonia Inflata offers a unique appearance with its spiky growth and emersed flowers.

A classic aquarium plant that provides unique foliage that resembles a four leaf clover. Will grow rapidly in under the right conditions.

Classic beginner plant that offers quick growth, bright green color and easy care.

A unique stem plant with a tall, grass-like appearance. Will grow bright red blades when placed under extremely high aquarium lighting with CO2 injection.

A relatively non-demanding grassy foreground plant that will spreads relatively quick with good planted aquarium soil.

A feathery, bushy aquarium stem plant that offers good background coverage and bright green color.

An interesting midground aquarium plant with rounded green and purple leaves.

One of the shortest aquarium stem plants available. It can also used as a foreground plant if consistently trimmed. Perfect for nano aquariums and grows at moderate speed.

Another micro aquarium stem plant that offers thinner leaves for a feathery look in nano or pico aquariums. It prefers an established planted aquarium environment to thrive.

A feathery aquatic stem plant that offers bushy growth and a bold red hue.

An aquarium stem plant that produces an airy feel with spaced out feather-like lime green leaves.

A beautiful stem plant with bright green, feathery foliage.

A very popular midground aquarium plant that is in high demand for its ruffled crown-like form. Great for planting in groups to produce bushy tufts.

A fantastic background aquarium plant with uniquely shaped leaves that will provide a range of brilliant colors under the right conditions.

An interesting midground plant that offers a unique leaf shape and whimsicle look.

A floating plant that is best used as a midground accent. Must be tied down with thread that does not dissolve as it will not self-attach.

Often mistaken for Ammania Bonsai. A perfect stem plant for nano planted tanks with rounded leaves and a thicker stem than most Rotala species.

Another popular aquarium midground plant with bright green, pointed leaves that is suitable for tanks of all sizes. Provides robust coverage to midground areas of a planted tank.

A more recent popular aquarium foreground plant that is rather difficult to cultivate in an aquarium-setting and does not prefer dramatic changes in water parameters. Prefers to be left alone and only to be trimmed every so often.

A much larger and thicker version of Helanthium Tenellum that offers wide, horizontal ground coverage.

A classic aquatic stem plant featuring slender, pointed leaves that earn the nickname, “Needle Leaf”.

A cultivar of Rotala Mexicana, this aquarium stem plant exhibits light red and greenish tones and vigorous growth.

Characterized by its narrow foliage and overhanging, creeping growth. A perfect midground to background aquarium plant.

Characterized by short, rounded and fat leaves, Littorella Uniflora is a unique and uncommon foreground aquarium plant.

A fantastic small-leafed Bucephalandra that offers an array of color tones depending on the environment it is given.

A beautiful water trumpet that stays low-growing and offers a unique, dark hue to a planted aquarium.

A beautiful aquarium stem plant that demands attention with its bright and bold red color. Also demanding in care, Rotala Macrandra is not for the beginner aquarist.

A miniature version of the coveted Rotala Macrandra, Rotala Macrandra Mini offers the same appeal in a diminutive size.

A decorative Cryptocoryne species that provides reddish-brown pops of color and contrasts well against greener species.

A greenish-brown Cryptocoryne whose growth will vary depending on the environment it is kept in.

Miniature, black-ish leaves with an iridescent sheen characterize Bucephalandra Kedagang Mini Black.

A go-to aquarium stem plant for deep blood red to magenta coloration. Arguably one of the reddest aquatic plant available.

A Cryptocoryne that will provide greenish-brown coloration along with prominent markings on its narrow leaves.

A bright green aquarium stem plant that features thin narrow leaves for a soft background touch.

A beautiful rich reddish burgandy toned fern-like stem plant that can either be planted in aquarium substrate or attached to hardscape.

A compact variety of Hygrophila with broad leafs that will develop a pale green or brownish red hue depending on lighting conditions. Due to it’s compact size and ease of care, it is one of the most recommended mid-ground aquarium stem plants.

A variegated version of the common Anubias Nana species. Its unique variegation is attractive and eye-catching in a planted aquarium.