Also known as wisteria, this plant has delicate leaves and grows rapidly. It is great for tall aquariums. !hygrophila diffformis
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| 1. Java Fern | The Java Fern is a slow-growing plant that does not require strong lighting. She must be tied to decorations in the aquarium. !Java's SAMBAIA | |
| 2. Anubias | The Anubias are native to Central and West Africa. They prefer shaded locations and don't need a lot of light. Anchor them in decorations. ! Anubias | |
| 3. Vallisneria | Vallisneria is a bottom plant that propagates through shoots. It does not require CO2, but it benefits from it. !ValliSneria | |
| 4. Java Moss | Java moss is easy to care for and can be tied to stones or logs. It adds a natural look to the aquarium. !Java Moss | |
| 5. Cryptochoryne Wendtii | This plant has green leaves and is resistant. It adapts well to different water conditions. !Cryptocoryne Wendtii | |
| 6. Amazon | Amazon is a fast-growing plant with broad leaves. She is great for beginners. !Amazonense | |
| 7. Elodea | Elodea is a stem plant that oxygenates the water. It grows rapidly and is suitable for small aquariums. !Elode | |
| 8. Bucefalandra | Bucefalandra is a slow-growing plant with thick, textured leaves. It is resistant and is fixed on rocks or trunks. !bucefalandra | |
| 9. Sagittarius subulata “Pusilla” | This carpet plant is easy to grow and spreads quickly. It forms a beautiful green carpet on the substrate. !Sagitary subulata | |
| 10. Fox tail | The fox's tail is a floating plant that adds shadow to the aquarium. Its roots provide shelter for young fish. !Fox tail | |
| 11. Hygrophyla Polysperma | This stem plant grows rapidly and is suitable for beginners. It has green and thin leaves. !Hygrophyla polysperm | |
| 11. Hygrophyla Polysperma | This stem plant grows rapidly and is suitable for beginners. It has green and thin leaves. !Hygrophyla polysperm |
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| 12. Hygrophila diffformis | Also known as wisteria, this plant has delicate leaves and grows rapidly. It is great for tall aquariums. !hygrophila diffformis |
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| 13. Ludwigia Repens | Ludwigia repens is a stem plant that has red or green leaves, depending on the lighting. It grows rapidly and adds color to the aquarium. !Ludwigia Repens | |
| 14. Cryptocoryne Wendtii Green | This variety of Cryptochoryne has green leaves and is tough. It is great for beginners and can be planted on the substrate. !Cryptocoryne Wendtii Green | |
| 15. Microsorum Pteropus (Fern Java) | The microsorum pteropus, also known as the Java fern, is a slow-growing plant that attaches to logs and stones. !microsorum pteropus | |
| 16. Hygrophila Corymbosa | Hygrophila corymbosa is a stem plant with thin, green leaves. It grows rapidly and is suitable for larger aquariums. !hygrophila corymbosa | |
| 17. Silly Cryptochoryne | The silly Cryptochoryne is a carpet plant that forms a dense carpet on the substrate. It is ideal for small aquariums. !Cryptochoryne silly | |
| 18. Subulata Sagittarius | The Sagittarius Subulata is another easy-to-grow carpet plant. It spreads quickly and creates a lush green look. !Sagitary subulata | |
| 19. Bacopa Caroliniana | Bacopa Caroliniana is a stem plant with green and rounded leaves. It grows well under different water conditions. !Bacopa Carolinian | |
| 20. Cryptochoryne Wendtii Brown | This variety of cryptochoryne has brown leaves and is tough. It adds a hot hue to the aquarium. !Cryptochoryne Wendtii Brown | |
