Aquatic Plants on Wood and Rock
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Eleocharis acicularis
Eleocharis acicularis, commonly known as Dwarf Hairgrass, is one of the most popular carpeting plants in aquascaping. Its thin, grass-like leaves create a soft, flowing effect, mimicking natural underwater meadows. This low-growing, fast-spreading plant forms a dense, vibrant green carpet, making it an excellent choice for foreground coverage in planted tanks. Fast Growth & Easy Maintenance Eleocharis acicularis thrives in moderate to high lighting, with CO₂ supplementation significantly improving its growth rate and density. It propagates naturally via runners, making it a low-maintenance option for aquarists seeking a seamless, lush foreground. While it can adapt to low-tech setups, it flourishes best in nutrient-rich substrates with consistent fertilization. For aquarists looking to achieve a vibrant, natural-looking carpet, Eleocharis acicularis is a must-have. Plant Profile & Specifications Genus: Eleocharis Species: acicularis Family: Cyperaceae Origin: Cosmopolitan Care Level: Easy (Suitable for beginners) Placement: Foreground (Carpeting) Light: Low to Medium (Flourishes best in moderate to high light) Growth Rate: Fast Propagation: Runners Tips for Success & Frequently Asked Questions Is Eleocharis acicularis suitable for beginners? Yes—it’s one of the easiest carpeting plants and grows well in a wide range of setups. Does it need CO₂? It can grow without CO₂, but CO₂ supplementation helps it spread faster and stay more compact. How should I plant Dwarf Hairgrass? Divide into small clumps and plant them 2–3 cm apart using aquascaping tweezers into a nutrient-rich substrate. Will it grow tall? It generally stays short (3–10 cm) but may grow taller in lower light. Regular trimming helps maintain a tight carpet form. Read about what makes the best conditions for your plant as well as giving you interesting information about where the plant is originally from to learn how to keep an aquarium thriving! View all our plants to complete your natural layout today.
£5.99
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Echinodorus 'Reni'
Echinodorus 'Reni' Add vibrant warm tones to your aquascape with Echinodorus 'Reni', a compact and colorful sword plant prized for its deep reddish to bronze-toned foliage and bushy growth habit. As one of the most vibrant varieties of Echinodorus, it forms a beautiful rosette of broad, slightly ruffled leaves. New foliage typically emerges bright red before gradually darkening to deep maroon or olive green, making it a top-tier choice for introducing bold color, contrast, and texture to planted aquariums. Unlike larger sword plant species, 'Reni' stays relatively small (around 15–30 cm in height). This ultra-adaptable cultivar is well-suited for midground or background placement in medium-sized aquariums, or as a striking focal point in nano tanks. It is easy to maintain, adapts easily to low-to-medium lighting, and grows well without CO₂—making it a perfect addition for beginner aquascapers, low-tech setups, or spacious community tanks looking for a lush, visually stunning scape. Plant Profile & Specifications Genus: Echinodorus Species: 'Reni' Family: Alismataceae Origin: Cultivar Care Level: Easy (Beginner-friendly) Placement: Background / Midground Light: Low to Medium Temperature: 15–30°C pH Range: 5.0–8.0 Water Hardness: Medium to Hard CO2 Requirements: Optional (0–20 mg/L) Growth Rate: Medium Height: 15–30 cm Propagation: Baby plants (Adventitious plantlets on flower stems) Tips for Success & Frequently Asked Questions Is Echinodorus 'Reni' suitable for low-tech tanks? Yes, it grows well without CO₂ and adapts easily to low-to-medium lighting. How big does Echinodorus 'Reni' get? It reaches around 15–30 cm in height, remaining significantly smaller and more manageable than most traditional sword plants. How do I get the deepest red colouration? Use a nutrient-rich substrate, provide moderate lighting, and consider iron fertilisation along with general nutrient dosing to enhance deep leaf pigmentation. Will it grow in gravel? Yes, but it thrives best in a nutrient-rich substrate or when provided with root tabs, as it is a heavy root feeder.
£5.99
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Cryptocoryne crispatula
Create a dramatic, natural backdrop with Cryptocoryne crispatula, a highly sought-after background plant native to South East Asia. Best known for its long, ribbon-like leaves with crinkled (undulating) edges and textured surfaces, this species adds instant vertical structure and movement to medium and large aquariums. Under moderate lighting, its foliage displays rich, vibrant green tones that contrast beautifully with hardscape and broad-leaf plants. Extremely resilient and adaptable, C. crispatula thrives in harder water conditions, making it one of the few plants well-suited for cichlid setups as well as community aquariums. It is ideal for low-tech setups, though added CO₂ and root fertilization will accelerate growth and leaf density. Key Features & Care Care Level: Easy (Beginner-friendly) Placement: Background Lighting: Low to Medium Temperature: 20–28°C pH Range: 6.0–9.0 Water Hardness: Moderately Hard to Very Hard CO2 Requirements: Optional (5–30 mg/L) Growth Rate: Moderate Height: Up to 60 cm Propagation: Underground runners Aquascaping Tip: Plant deeply into a nutrient-rich substrate or place root tabs near its base, as this species feeds heavily through its root system. Like many Cryptocoryne species, it may experience initial leaf "melt" when adapting to new water parameters; leave the root system intact and it will sprout fresh, acclimated foliage shortly.
£5.99
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Bucephalandra micrantha 'Needle Leaf'
Introduce a touch of practical elegance to your aquarium with Bucephalandra micrantha 'Needle Leaf', a distinctive epiphyte native to Borneo. Famous for its ultra-narrow, elongated leaves and subtle metallic sheen, this rare variety forms tight, bushy clusters that add intricate texture and depth to hardscape features. Reaching a maximum height of just 2 cm, 'Needle Leaf' is exceptionally suited for nano tanks, midground accents, and low-tech setups. It is also completely shrimp-safe, providing ideal grazing surfaces and biofilm for freshwater shrimp. Highly adaptable, it thrives under subdued lighting without demanding mandatory CO₂ injection, though added CO₂ helps accelerate growth and enhance its natural metallic hues. Key Features & Care Care Level: Very Easy (Beginner-friendly) Placement: Epiphyte (Attach to wood or rockwork) Lighting: Low to Medium Temperature: 20–28°C pH Range: 5.0–8.0 Water Hardness: Soft to Moderate CO2 Requirements: Optional (0–20 mg/L) Growth Rate: Very Slow Height: Up to 2 cm Propagation: Rhizome division Aquascaping Tip: Secure the plant to rocks or driftwood using aquarium-safe glue or fishing line. Never bury the rhizome in substrate, as it requires active water circulation to avoid rotting. Maintenance is minimal—simply snip off older, faded leaves to keep the cluster looking pristine.
£6.49
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Eleocharis pusilla
Eleocharis pusilla (Mini Dwarf Hairgrass) Transform your aquarium foreground with Eleocharis pusilla, commonly known as Mini Dwarf Hairgrass. Renowned as one of the lowest-growing carpeting plants in the hobby, it forms a dense, bright green lawn that adds immediate scale, depth, and texture to your tank layout. Stays noticeably shorter than standard Eleocharis acicularis, making it an absolute must-have for nano aquariums, high-contrast Iwagumi setups, and Nature-style aquascapes. For a lush, uniform mat, plant small tufts spaced 2–3 cm apart in a nutrient-rich substrate. High lighting and CO₂ supplementation encourage aggressive horizontal runner development and keep the growth ultra-compact. Key Features & Care Care Level: Moderate Placement: Foreground (Carpeting) Lighting: Medium to High Temperature: 12–26°C pH Range: 5.0–7.0 Water Hardness: Soft to Moderate CO2 Requirements: Recommended (10–30 mg/L) Growth Rate: Moderate Height: 3–6 cm Propagation: Runners / Division Aquascaping Tip: Trim the top blades regularly once established to trigger rapid runner growth and maintain a tight, manicured lawn effect. Always ensure good water flow around the base to keep debris from settling in the dense mat.
£5.99
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Anubias barteri var nana
Anubias barteri var. nana, often simply called "Dwarf Spear Leaf," is perhaps the most popular and resilient aquarium plant in the hobby. Originating from Cameroon in West Africa, this robust epiphyte (perching plant) is famous for its dark green, leathery, heart-shaped leaves and its ability to thrive in almost any environment. It is the ultimate beginner plant because it grows slowly and requires very little attention. It does not need high light or added CO2 to survive, though it will grow faster with them. Crucially, it should not be planted in the substrate; instead, it is best tied or glued to driftwood or rocks. If the thick rhizome (rootstock) is buried, it may rot. Its tough leaves also make it one of the few plants suitable for aquariums with herbivorous fish like Cichlids or Goldfish. Plant Profile: · Genus: Anubias · Species: barteri var. nana · Family: Araceae · Origin: Africa (Cameroon) · Light: Low - Medium · Temperature: 22-28°C · Growth Rate: Slow · Placement: Foreground - Middle (attached to hardscape) · Height: 5-10 cm · pH: 5-9 · Water Hardness: Very soft to very hard · CO2: 0-10 mg/l · Propagation: Rhizome division · Difficulty Level: Easy (Beginner)
£5.95
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Bacopa caroliniana
Bacopa caroliniana is a classic stem plant from the southern United States that has been a favorite in the aquarium hobby for many years. It is widely loved for its robust, fleshy leaves and relatively slow growth, which makes it much lower maintenance than many other stem plants. A unique feature of this plant is the distinct smell of lemon it releases when the leaves are crushed or trimmed. This plant is incredibly adaptable and perfect for beginners. While it grows well in low-tech setups with moderate light, it truly shines under stronger lighting, where the shoot tips can develop attractive bronze to pinkish hues. It is best planted in a stepped group in the background, where its upright, architectural growth creates a sense of calm and structure. Plant Profile: · Genus: Bacopa · Species: caroliniana · Family: Plantaginaceae · Origin: North America · Light: Low - High · Temperature: 5-30°C · Growth Rate: Slow - Medium · Placement: Background · Height: 10-30 cm · pH: 5-8 · Water Hardness: 5-20 dKH · CO2: 0-20 mg/l · Propagation: Cuttings · Difficulty Level: Easy (Beginner)
£5.99
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Cryptocoryne wendtii 'Green'
Description: Cryptocoryne wendtii 'Green' is one of the most popular and reliable aquarium plants in the hobby. Originating from Sri Lanka, this robust rosette plant is famous for its exceptional adaptability, thriving in both soft and hard water. It features fresh green, lanceolate leaves that can create a lush, jungle-like look in the aquarium. This is an ideal plant for beginners because it tolerates low light and does not require CO2 injection to grow well. In open spaces with good lighting, the leaves tend to lie almost flat on the bottom; in lower light or crowded groups, it grows taller and more upright. It is perfect for the midground, where it provides a stable and long-lasting green accent. Plant Profile: · Genus: Cryptocoryne · Species: wendtii 'Green' · Family: Araceae · Origin: Asia · Light: Low - Medium · Temperature: 15-30°C · Growth Rate: Medium · Placement: Middle · Height: 10-30 cm · pH: 5-8 · Water Hardness: 5-20 dKH · CO2: 0-20 mg/l · Propagation: Division · Difficulty Level: Easy (Beginner)
£5.99
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Cryptocoryne undulata 'Broad Leaf'
Cryptocoryne undulata 'Broad Leaf' is a robust and adaptable rosette plant from Sri Lanka. It is a vigorous variety of the classic Cryptocoryne undulata, characterized by its wider leaves and a beautiful, distinctive pattern. The leaves often display a brownish-red colour with attractive flecked markings, which become more intense and vibrant under stronger light. It is an excellent choice for beginners because it tolerates a wide range of water conditions and does not require intensive care. In low light, it tends to grow taller and greener; however, with better lighting and nutrients, it stays more compact and develops its signature reddish-bronze hue. It fits perfectly in the midground of aquariums, where its dark foliage provides a stunning contrast to bright green stem plants. Plant Profile: · Genus: Cryptocoryne · Species: undulata 'Broad Leaf' · Family: Araceae · Origin: Asia (Sri Lanka) · Light: Low - Medium · Temperature: 20-28°C · Growth Rate: Medium · Placement: Middle - Background · Height: 15-30 cm · pH: 5-8 · Water Hardness: Soft to hard · CO2: 0-20 mg/l · Propagation: Runners · Difficulty Level: Easy (Beginner)
£5.99
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Glossostigma elatinoides
Glossostigma elatinoides is a very low-growing, creeping marsh plant from Australia and New Zealand. It became famous worldwide in the 1980s through the work of Takashi Amano, who used it to create stunning, dense green carpets in his Nature Aquariums. Known as "Glosso," it is one of the smallest aquarium plants available, making it the premier choice for foregrounds in aquascaping. This plant is demanding and requires high light intensity and a consistent supply of CO2. If the light is too weak, it will tend to grow vertically rather than creeping along the substrate. When planting, it is best to divide the pot into small clumps and plant them a few centimeters apart using tweezers; under good conditions, these will quickly grow together to form a solid mat. Plant Profile: · Genus: Glossostigma · Species: elatinoides · Family: Phrymaceae · Origin: Australia / New Zealand · Light: High · Temperature: 20-26°C · Growth Rate: Fast · Placement: Foreground · Height: 2-3 cm · pH: 5-7.5 · Water Hardness: Very soft to medium · CO2: 20-30 mg/l · Propagation: Runners · Difficulty Level: Advanced
£5.19
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Hemianthus callitrichoides 'Cuba'
Hemianthus callitrichoides 'Cuba', often called "Dwarf Baby Tears," is one of the smallest aquarium plants in the world. Discovered by Holger Windeløv in a riverbed on the island of Cuba, it has become a classic in the aquascaping world. With leaves only a few millimeters wide, it grows creeping along the substrate to form a highly attractive, dense, bright green carpet. This plant is significantly more demanding than the similar-looking "Montecarlo." It requires strong lighting and a consistent CO2 supply to thrive and stay compact. When conditions are optimal, it produces visible oxygen bubbles ("pearling"), creating a stunning display. It is the perfect choice for the foreground of Iwagumi layouts and detailed nano aquariums. Plant Profile: · Genus: Hemianthus · Species: callitrichoides 'Cuba' · Family: Linderniaceae · Origin: Cuba · Light: High · Temperature: 18-28°C · Growth Rate: Medium · Placement: Foreground · Height: 3-5 cm · pH: 5-8 · Water Hardness: Soft to medium hard · CO2: 20-30 mg/l · Propagation: Division (cutting into small clumps) · Difficulty Level: Advanced
£5.99
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Natural Spiderwood Tree – Slate-Mounted Bonsai Tower Aquascaping Driftwood
Create impressive vertical dimension and branching elegance in your tank with this Slate-Mounted Spiderwood Bonsai Tower. Featuring a sturdy central trunk that branches upward and outward into sweeping, twisting limbs, this pre-mounted piece delivers the look of an ancient underwater tree or dramatic riverbank root system. Mounted directly onto a heavy, flat slate base for immediate stability, this piece eliminates floating issues and sits securely on your substrate. Smooth, golden-tan wood tones deepen into a rich amber brown when submerged. The expansive branch network provides an ideal framework for attaching epiphytic plants like Anubias, Bucephalandra, and Java Fern, or for crafting lush, tree-like moss canopies. Key Features Premium natural Spiderwood in a tall, multi-branched tree/tower profile Pre-secured to a flat slate base for instant stability and sinking Smooth, twisted branches extending upward and laterally to fill vertical space Warm golden-tan coloration that deepens to a rich amber-brown hue when wet Safe for freshwater aquariums, terrariums, and vivariums Benefits Instant Stability: Pre-mounted slate base holds the wood securely in place, saving you time and effort during layout setup. Dramatic Vertical Scale: Tall trunk and sweeping branches utilize upper water columns without crowding floor space. Ideal for Moss Trees: Fine, twisted branch ends make attaching mosses like Christmas Moss, Java Moss, or Weeping Moss simple for creating green canopies. Open Swimming Channels: Natural branching structure provides ample open pathways for schooling fish alongside shelter perches for livestock. Suitable For Freshwater planted & Nature Aquarium layouts Nano-to-large tall tanks, aquascapes, and biotope setups Betta tanks, schooling tetras, dwarf shrimp, and rasboras Terrariums, vivariums, and paludariums Directions for Use Rinse thoroughly with clean water before placing into your aquarium to remove any loose dust. Place the slate base flat on the aquarium bottom and cover it with substrate (sand, soil, or gravel) to hide the stone plate completely. Attach live epiphytic plants or mosses to the upper branches using aquatic plant glue, thread, or zip ties. What's Included 1 x Unique Slate-Mounted Spiderwood Bonsai Tower Piece Specifications Feature Details Product Type Pre-Mounted Aquarium Hardscape Wood Variety Spiderwood (Azalea Root) Base Type Heavy Flat Slate Mounting Plate Shape Style Vertical Bonsai Tree / Branching Tower Coloring Golden-Tan / Rich Amber Brown when wet Environment Freshwater Aquariums & Terrariums Why Choose Slate-Mounted Spiderwood? Lightweight branching woods often require weeks of pre-soaking or heavy rocks to stay underwater. Pre-mounting the wood to a flat slate base guarantees immediate, frustration-free placement, allowing you to design a striking bonsai-style centerpiece right away.
£55.99
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Natural Malaysian Driftwood – Saddle Ridge / Forked Centerpiece Aquascaping Wood
Add rich color, bold structure, and rustic character to your layout with this Saddle Ridge Malaysian Driftwood. Featuring a striking V-shaped fork with a deep central saddle, swirling fibrous grain, and rich reddish-brown tones, this dense hardwood piece creates an eye-catching focal point in planted aquariums, terrariums, and biotope tanks. Naturally heavy and dense, Malaysian Driftwood sinks easily and serves as an excellent structural foundation. The deeply textured, swirling grain and natural ledges offer ideal anchor points for epiphytic plants like Anubias, Bucephalandra, and Java Fern, as well as climbing mosses. Key Features 100% natural Malaysian Driftwood with a distinct V-shaped saddle ridge structure Naturally dense hardwood that sinks quickly in aquarium environments Rich reddish-brown hues that deepen into a dark mahogany when submerged Deeply swirling, fibrous grain and weathered contours for maximum visual detail Safe for freshwater aquariums, terrariums, and vivariums Benefits Dynamic V-Shape Architecture: The central saddle created by the two rising peaks naturally frames background plants or open swimming space. Easy Epiphyte Anchor: Textured ridges and natural contours allow you to easily tie or glue live mosses and rhizome plants across its surface. Natural Tannin Release: Slowly releases beneficial organic tannins to gently condition water, lower pH slightly, and mimic natural tropical stream habitats. Fish & Shrimp Friendly: Serves as a long-lasting surface for beneficial biofilm growth, providing an essential grazing ground for dwarf shrimp, plecos, and bottom dwellers. Suitable For Freshwater planted & community aquariums Amazonian, South American, and Southeast Asian biotope setups Dwarf shrimp, plecos, catfish, and cichlid tanks Terrariums, vivariums, and paludariums Directions for Use Rinse thoroughly with clean water before placing into your aquarium to remove any loose surface dust. Although naturally dense, pre-soaking in a bucket for a few days helps release initial surface tannins if a clear-water aesthetic is preferred. Anchor live epiphytic plants or mosses into the saddle and side ridges using aquatic plant glue or thread. What's Included 1 x Unique Saddle Ridge Piece of Natural Malaysian Driftwood Specifications Feature Details Product Type Aquarium Hardscape Driftwood Wood Variety Malaysian Driftwood Shape Style Saddle Ridge / V-Forked Centerpiece Coloring Rich Reddish-Brown / Dark Mahogany when wet Environment Freshwater Aquariums & Terrariums Why Choose Malaysian Driftwood? Malaysian Driftwood is prized for its high density and rich warm coloration. The distinct saddle profile of this piece provides a strong, stable centerpiece that bridges foreground substrate with background flora, giving your aquatic layout a natural, ancient forest aesthetic.
£15.99
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Natural Dragon Wood – Wide Horizontal Bridge Aquascaping Driftwood Piece
Create a dramatic, low-profile hardscape foundation with this Wide Horizontal Bridge Dragon Wood. Featuring a long, sweeping log-like structure riddled with natural, eroded pass-through holes and deep weathered grain, this piece acts as a natural bridge, tunnel network, or foreground anchor for planted aquariums and biotope setups. Its broad, horizontal shape spans the substrate seamlessly, offering multiple swim-through caves for small fish and hiding places for bottom dwellers. The highly textured, porous surface provides ideal planting ledges for securing epiphytic plants like Anubias, Bucephalandra, and Java Fern, or for growing lush aquatic mosses across its entire length. Key Features Premium natural Dragon Wood in a wide, horizontal bridge and tunnel profile Heavily weathered surface with signature eroded Swiss-cheese-like pass-through holes Warm tan-to-brown natural tones that deepen into a rich chestnut hue when submerged Ideal foreground to midground feature for riverbed layouts and Nature Aquariums Safe for freshwater aquariums, terrariums, and vivariums Benefits Enhances Layout Depth: Horizontal orientation leads the eye across the aquarium, bridging the gap between sand substrate and taller background plants. Integrated Swim-Through Tunnels: Multiple hollow passages offer essential cover, shelter, and exploration routes for timid fish, dwarf shrimp, and plecos. Ideal Epiphyte Anchor: Abundant crevices and holes make attaching live mosses and rhizome plants quick and secure without visible glue. Water-Conditioning Base: Gently releases natural organic tannins to soften water while supporting beneficial biofilm growth for grazing inhabitants. Suitable For Freshwater planted & community aquariums Riverbed, stream, and biotope-style aquascapes Dwarf shrimp, plecos, Corydoras, and small schooling fish Terrariums, vivariums, and paludariums Directions for Use Rinse thoroughly with clean water before placing into your aquarium to remove any loose debris. If the piece floats initially, soak it in a container or weight it down with hardscape rocks inside the tank until fully waterlogged (1–2 weeks). Anchor live epiphytic plants or mosses directly into the top ridges and crevices using aquatic plant glue or thread. What's Included 1 x Unique Wide Horizontal Bridge Piece of Natural Dragon Wood Driftwood Specifications Feature Details Product Type Aquarium Hardscape Driftwood Wood Variety Dragon Wood Shape Style Wide Horizontal Log / Tunnel Bridge Coloring Warm Earthy Tan / Dark Chestnut when wet Environment Freshwater Aquariums & Terrariums Why Choose Horizontal Dragon Wood? A wide horizontal piece anchors your hardscape design naturally. It spans your substrate to mimic an authentic sunken branch weathered by natural river currents, providing high visual interest and functional habitat for your aquatic life.
£19.99
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Natural Mojo Wood – Small/Medium Hardscape Piece (9" x 2.5" x 2")
Add authentic texture, natural depth, and character to your aquascape with this individual piece of Natural Mojo Wood. Measuring approximately 9 x 2.5 x 2 inches (23 x 6.5 x 5 cm), this piece features the signature gnarled grain, deep fissures, and weathered contours that make Mojo Wood a favorite choice for aquascapers and aquarium enthusiasts. Perfect for nano aquariums or as an accent structure in larger setups, its compact dimensions allow for versatile placement. Use it as a foreground anchor, position it vertically, or attach epiphytic plants like Anubias, Bucephalandra, and Java Fern to create a lush, miniature tree or forest floor aesthetic. Key Features 100% natural Mojo Wood with deeply textured, gnarled grain Compact size grade (~9" Length x 2.5" Width x 2" Height) ideal for nano tanks and detailed hardscapes Rich earthy brown tones that darken to a deep chestnut hue when submerged Porous, ridged surface perfect for attaching mosses and epiphytes Safe for freshwater aquariums, terrariums, and vivariums Benefits Ideal Nano Centerpiece: Fits comfortably into small tanks without overpowering the aquatic space. Biofilm & Tannin Source: Gently releases beneficial organic tannins to soften water and provides a natural biofilm grazing surface for dwarf shrimp and bottom dwellers. Natural Fish Shelter: Crevices and hollows offer hiding spots that reduce stress for shy fish and fry. Suitable For Freshwater planted & nano aquariums Dwarf shrimp tanks, Betta setups, and small community aquariums Terrariums, paludariums, and reptile vivariums Directions for Use Rinse thoroughly with clean water before placing into your aquarium to remove any loose debris. If the piece floats initially, soak it in a bucket of water or anchor it down with hardscape rocks until fully waterlogged. Secure aquatic plants or mosses into the natural ridges using plant glue or thread. What's Included 1 x Natural Mojo Wood Piece (~9" x 2.5" x 2") Specifications Feature Details Product Type Aquarium Hardscape Driftwood Wood Variety Mojo Wood Dimensions Approx. 9" L x 2.5" W x 2" H (23 x 6.5 x 5 cm) Coloring Natural Warm Brown / Dark Chestnut when wet Environment Freshwater Aquariums & Terrariums
£19.99
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Natural Mojo Wood – Medium Tall Aquascaping Driftwood Piece
Add dynamic height, dramatic vertical lines, and rustic natural beauty to your aquarium with Medium Tall Mojo Wood. Characterized by its unique, twisted grain, deep fissures, and weathered trunk-like structure, Mojo Wood is a staple hardscape choice for creating centerpiece layouts in planted aquariums and biotope tanks. This medium-tall size option provides essential verticality, drawing the eye upward and giving smaller to mid-sized tanks the illusion of greater depth. The porous, textured surface features natural hollows and grooves, making it an exceptional anchor for epiphytic plants like Anubias, Bucephalandra, and Java Fern, as well as climbing mosses. Key Features Premium natural Mojo Wood selected for tall, vertical aquascaping layouts Deeply textured, twisted grain with natural crevices and hollows Rich warm brown tones that darken to a deep chestnut hue when submerged Ideal centerpiece structure for Nature Aquarium and biotope aquascapes Safe for freshwater aquariums, terrariums, and vivariums Benefits Instant Vertical Focal Point: The tall profile builds natural height, helping you structure stunning backdrops and dynamic slopes. Epiphyte & Moss Ready: Plentiful grooves, cracks, and ledges make securing aquatic mosses and rhizome plants quick and easy. Natural Fish Shelter: Cave-like hollows offer essential security and territorial boundaries for shrimp, catfish, and cichlids. Shrimp & Pleco Friendly: Slowly releases beneficial natural tannins and supports beneficial biofilm grazing for bottom dwellers. Suitable For Freshwater planted & community aquariums Nature Aquarium and forest-floor biotope layouts Dwarf shrimp, plecos, and cave-dwelling fish Paludariums, terrariums, and reptile vivariums Directions for Use Rinse the wood thoroughly with clean water before placing it into your aquarium to remove any loose dust. If the piece floats initially, soak it in a bucket or anchor it down with hardscape rocks inside the tank for 1–2 weeks until fully saturated. Glue or tie aquatic mosses and epiphytes into the natural crevices to complete your layout. What's Included 1 x Unique Piece of Natural Medium Tall Mojo Wood Driftwood Specifications Feature Details Product Type Aquarium Hardscape Driftwood Wood Variety Mojo Wood Size Grade Medium Tall Coloring Natural Warm Brown / Deep Chestnut Environment Freshwater Aquariums & Terrariums Why Choose Mojo Wood? Mojo Wood offers an unmatched combination of rugged texture and vertical presence. Its unique, ancient-looking grain structure gives your aquarium the feel of a submerged tropical forest, providing an evolving canvas that looks even better as your live plants fill in around it.
£37.99
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Hugo Woodscape 29.5X17.5X24.5C
This product is perfect if your want a natural feel to your tank! In addition your fish can swim around, over or through this gorgeous woodscape!This ornament is 30x18x25cm.
£25.99
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