5 small Taiwan Lily plantlets grown submersed in low to moderate light, low tech aquariums. This plant can be grown planted in the substrate or left floating. In my experience they grow better planted. Submerged leaves are round with ruffled edges. In deep water it shoots up leaves that float on the surface that look more like a lily pad. Propagating is easy as plantlets form on the leaves. When it grows large it is great refuge for fry. Taiwan lily is fragile and does not ship very well but I h...

Vallisnaria nana “Tiger”

10 Dwarf Sag plants carefully pulled from the substrate and shipped bare root. This is a fast growing plant that can take over your whole tank if you give it a chance. Planted in a nutrient rich substrate, it will grow up to 12 tall. Not exactly what I would call dwarf but compared to other sagitarria it is.  I like snails and scuds- I believe they are an indispensable part of a healthy, thriving tank biome. Although I rinse off plants before shipping, you are almost guaranteed to get snails o...

5 Crypt wendtii “bronze” plants carefully pulled from the substrate an shipped bare root. These plants are grown submersed in low to moderate light, low tech aquariums. Wendtii “bronze” requires a nutrient rich substrate. I like snails and scuds- I believe they are an indispensable part of a healthy, thriving tank biome. Although I rinse off plants before shipping, you are almost guaranteed to get snails or eggs (or possibly a scud) from my plants. I recommend a Clorox or alum dip if yo...

5 Crypt wendtii “green” plants carefully pulled from the substrate and shipped bare root. These are grown submersed in low to moderate light, low tech aquariums. This plant requires a nutrient rich substrate.  I like snails and scuds- I believe they are an indispensable part of a healthy, thriving tank biome. Although I rinse off plants before shipping, you are almost guaranteed to get snails or eggs (or possibly a scud) from my plants. I recommend a Clorox or alum dip if you don’t want ...

5 Crypt lucens plants grown submersed in low to moderate light low tech aquariums that are carefully pulled from the substrate and shipped bare root. This plant requires a nutrient rich substrate.  I like snails and scuds- I believe they are an indispensable part of a healthy, thriving tank biome. Although I rinse off plants before shipping, you are almost guaranteed to get snails or eggs (or possibly a scud) from my plants. I recommend a Clorox or alum dip if you don’t want hitchhikers. I ...