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Anubias Nana Petite

Price range: ₹90 through ₹250

Anubias Nana

Price range: ₹90 through ₹250

Anubias Barteri var. glabra

Price range: ₹90 through ₹250

Anubias 'Dragon Claw'

Price range: ₹90 through ₹190

Anubias Nana Gold

Price range: ₹90 through ₹250

Vallisneria Nana (Jungle Val)

Price range: ₹60 through ₹80

Anubias Nana White

Price range: ₹235 through ₹310

Anubias Pinto

Price range: ₹235 through ₹310

Anubias Panda

Price range: ₹940 through ₹1,250

Anubias Stardust

Price range: ₹825 through ₹1,100

Anubias Marble

Price range: ₹1,015 through ₹1,350

Anubias Var King

Price range: ₹1,240 through ₹1,650

Anubias 'Coffeefolia'

Price range: ₹190 through ₹250

Egeria Densa (Anacharis)

Price range: ₹45 through ₹60

Amazon Sword (Echinodorus bleheri)

Price range: ₹135 through ₹180

Anubias Chili

Price range: ₹235 through ₹310

Echinodorus 'Joyo Red'

Price range: ₹70 through ₹90

Blyxa japonica

Price range: ₹55 through ₹70

Nuphar japonica

Price range: ₹135 through ₹180

Echinodorus major

Price range: ₹85 through ₹115

Nymphoides taiwan

Price range: ₹70 through ₹90

Nymphaea capensis 'Pink'

Price range: ₹205 through ₹270

Nymphaea 'Dauben'

Price range: ₹205 through ₹270

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between submerged and emersed plants?Submerged plants grow fully underwater; emersed plants grow with their leaves in the air, as in a paludarium or a humid nursery. Many aquarium plants can grow both ways. A plant raised emersed may drop a few older leaves after it goes underwater, then grows new leaves suited to life submerged.
Can I mix Anubias and Vallisneria in the same tank?Yes. Anubias stays put as an epiphyte tied to hardscape, while Vallisneria roots in the substrate and spreads by runners, so they occupy different zones without competing.
Do plants in this category need CO2 or strong lighting?No. The Anubias, Vallisneria, Egeria densa and Amazon Sword here all grow in low-tech tanks under low to medium light without CO2. Root feeders like Vallisneria and Amazon Sword grow better with a nutrient-rich substrate or root tabs, and extra light speeds up Vallisneria's spread.