Probably the most widely used type of wood in aquatics is the mangrove root. With some of bizarre shapes, many grooves and notches not only look great, but also provide retreats for various aquarium inhabitants. Especially wood-eating fish like catfish love the mangrove wood. A positive aspect is also the release of humic acids - for a particularly natural habitat for our aquarium inhabitants.Anubias barteri var. nana on root is ideal for the foreground to middle ground - depending on the design concept directly in the setup or also as an "upgrade" of an existing underwater landscape
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Finely feathered stem plant for the background
In a clay ring
Green and white rhizome plant for the foreground
In a pot
Algae preventive floating plant
In-vitro cup
Small rhizome plant for the foreground
On a rock
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