Aquatic ferns are basically rhizome plants, don't need soil and substrate to grow. It can be attached on any hardscape materials by moss cotton and aquascaping glue. Water hardness need to be low and temparature should be ambident. Best for beginners. Co2 and light requirements are low except some exotic species.

One of most beautiful addition to any tanks from aquarium to vivarium and paludarium. Different varieties depending on different textures and hardness.  Mosses are a great plant for fish fry or baby shrimp to hideout in. They can also help create a natural look in any aquarium. They can be attached via a fishing line or even super glue to small rocks or wood for a grown outlook.

The most exotic and most popular plants from Indonesia. A gem for every aquarist. Depending on their sources like streamline, islands their nomenclature is being set. So there is ample study still left about bucephalandras. Due to high popularity and immense extraction from nature now some buce species are going to be extinct soon, So our responsibility will be to save them by propagating them in our tank with ultimate care. They need some special kind of water parameters but most importantly the stable tank. 

Anubias are considered by many aquarists some of the easiest plants to maintain, since their light and nutrient requirements are very low and also because herbivorous fish will not eat it (with a few exceptions). Like the ferns the rhizomes of anubias can be attached to hardscapes. There are a no of varieties available in the section of anubias from broad leaf to micro leaf.

You can get almost every stem plants in this format. Depending on farming conditions they can be produced in bulk quantities in submerged and emerged forms.  The advantage of this type of plants is they come in very good quantity and survivability rate is high from new tank to stable tanks. 

As planted tanks are getting popularity in recent times so is the development, study and propagation of plants by natural systems or by the help of tissue culture studies. Depending upon the demand and supply there are several plants that are extremely beautiful but sourcing is limited which results in high prices. eventually making them exotics. 

An exotic addition to your tank. Several varieties with full of colours, textures and shapes. Doesn't need extra care to keep them apart from good light.  Numerous benefits of keeping them, better surface aeration, less chance of algae bloom due to high lights, small source of foods for fishes and lot more. Check out the different collection we have in our store.

The purest form of aquatic plants. Free from any pests and bad bacteria.  They are produced in state-of-the-art labs collecting tissue from healthy plants foliage.  They are a little bit costly in comparison to the black pot plants and they are very sensitive to shipping. Our recommendation is try to collect tc pot plants from a local store or take it via railway. The greater the handling the fresher the pots will be and the better survivability rate.