New plants are generated at Tropica's product development department on an ongoing basis for the benefit of the market and the hobby. These can either be completely new plants discovered ...
When assessing the quality of an aquarium plant we must consider its purpose!
The plant should eventually become a beautiful, healthy and vigorous aquarium
plant with an aquarist ...
This species of Hemianthus quickly forms a low, dense and brightly green carpet covering the bottom of the aquarium. Oxygen bubbles form on leaves resulting in vivid reflections ...
This Lilaeopsis species has been known in our hobby since the 1980s. Lilaeopsis macloviana (Gandoger) Hill (Tropica No 040D) is significantly taller than most other species of Lilaeopsis ...
In Nature, some plants used in the aquarium grow naturally on stones and tree roots. Prime examples are Anubias, Microsorum, Bolbitis and Javanese moss (Vesicularia).
The typical biotope for ...
Most Tropica aquarium plants are sold in plastic pots containing mineral wool. This protects the plants and gives the roots ideal growing conditions from the time the first tiny cutting ...
