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Cryptocoryne
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Crypt spiralis is tolerant of wide ranges of temperature, hardness, and pH. It grows long and tall and has slim, green leaves, resembling Vallisneria.
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This plant is sold in a clump portion with multiple stalks.
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This plant is sold in a clump portion with multiple stalks.
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Green Wendtii is a terrific foreground plant for almost any freshwater aquarium. The thick green leaves stay compact. This plant does well and is easily maintained.
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Retrospiralis grows narrow, ruffled blades of foliage from rhizomes. Its low lighting requirements make it an easy to maintain plant. Great for beginners and makes a fine foreground plant.
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Cryptocoryne wendtii is found in several color variants. The red type has narrow shaped leaves that have a slight ripple to their outer edges and red undersides to their
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Crypt blassii has narrow, oval-shaped leaves with reddish brown coloration and pale reddish veins in the leaves. They prefer slightly harder water and moderate lighting.
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Cryptocoryne petchii has narrow brownish-green leaves with red undersides. It is an excellent foreground plant, growing slowly and not creating incredibly dense clusters. This plant will be able to
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Balansae has thin, crimped leaves that are dark green to reddish-brown and emerge from a rhizome. It is an easy to grow, mid to background plant. This plant slowly
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Cryptocoryne ciliata has large, thick leaves and tall thick stems. The waxy leaves grow slowly to a height of up to 20. Ciliata will tolerate hard and brackish water.
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