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Slow Growing Low Light Carpeting Cryptocoryne lucens grows to about 3 inches typically. It makes a great foreground to midground plant due to its smaller size. Crypt lucens does well under low light and grows fairly slowly. It will send out runners as it grows and will eventually form a dense, bushy carpet...

Carpeting Plant Nano Plant Low Light Cryptocoryne parva is unique in that it is one of few foreground, carpeting plants that thrives under low light. It is also one of the smallest crypt species at only a couple inches tall. It has deep green, slender leaves which look almost grassy in...

Easy to Grow Low Light Bronze Color Cryptocoryne Tropica is a form of crypt Wendtii which features long, crinkled leaves that are bronze to deep green in color. This crypt definitely stands out in an aquariums of any size. Because this is a medium-sized crypt which grows relatively slowly, it serves as...

Easy to Grow Low Light Medium Size Cryptocoryne Lutea is a medium-sized crypt with long stems and pointed, green leaves and grows more upright than many other crypts. It will grow to 6-8 inches in height and therefore does well as a midground plant in your aquarium. It also does very well...

Easy to Grow Root Feeder Self Propagates Cryptocoryne wendtii 'Green' is a variant of crypt wendtii and has the same care requirements. It does not require high light and will grow to about 6-8 inches in height making it an ideal midground plant in aquascaping. Unlike regular crypt wendtii, crypt wendtii...

Bronze to Red Color Low Light Easy to Grow Cryptocoryne wendtii is one of the most common plants within the aquarium trade. It quickly became quite popular due to its hardiness, easy of care and because it thrives even in low light. This medium-sized crypt has ruffled, pointed leaves which...

Unique tiger stripes or spots Low light and easy to care for 100% clean with no algae, duckweed, or snails Cryptocoryne nurii is a rarer crypt species that has the same size and ruffled leaf texture as C. wendtii but has distinctive spotting that looks like tiger stripes. This low light...

Green, textured leaves with red-brown undersides Low light and easy to care for 100% clean with no algae, duckweed, or snails Cryptocoryne wendtii 'Mi Oya' is a lovely variation that has the same size and ruffled leaf texture as C. wendtii but the leaves are bicolored — green on the topside...

Easy foreground plant for low light tanks Looks like anubias but plants into the ground 100% clean with no algae, duckweed, or snails Schismatoglottis prietoi is a relatively new plant to the aquarium hobby that looks like anubias but has softer leaves and prefers to be planted in substrate. Its almond-shaped,...

Hole in the Bottom Center Allows Plant Roots to Reach Substrate Works in Bare Bottom Tanks Keeps Fish From Digging Up Plants These planters great for setting up an easy aquascape. They allow you to move the plants as often as you want and keeps fish from digging up your...