- Also known as Micranthemum callitrichoides
- The aquarium plant with the smallest leaves
- Grows to form a dense carpet
- Highly popular in aquascaping
- Especially recommendable for nano tanks
- Robust stem plant
- Forms dense groups
- Wonderful orange colours
- Also known as 'Wavy Green ' and 'Wavy Leaf'
- Green leaves with wavy margin
- Bushy habit
- Grows faster than many other Bucephalandras
- Undemanding
- Forms grasslike bushes of medium height
- Light green to reddish
- Very popular in aquascaping
- Big, broad leaves
- Upright habit
- Fast growing
- Very hardy and undemanding
- Easily flowering in emersed culture
- Also known as Helanthium tenellum 'Broad Leaf'
- Grasslike ground-covering plant
- Light to medium green colours
- Wider leaves than Helanthium tenellum
- Small, slowly growing Echinodorus
- Distinctive leaf shape
- Suitable for nano aquariums and the foreground
- Considerably smaller than normal Lobelia cardinalis
- Roundish leaves
- Also suited for nano tanks
- Forms a compact group
- Also known as Cryptocoryne lutea 'Hobbit'
- Very small water trumpet
- Ideal for smallest tanks
- Submerged leaves violet-brown
- Undemanding
- Delicate stem plant with very narrow leaves
- Green to red hues
- Ramifies well, bushy growth
- Creeping to bushy growth
- Slender narrow leaves
- Star-shaped shoot tips
- Rarely found in trade
- Impressive solitary plant in large aquaria
- Narrow leaf shape
- Undemanding
- Suitable for discus tanks
- Imposing eyecatcher in large tanks
- Undemanding
- Fast growing
- Recommended for discus tanks
- Also known as Cladophora aegagropila
- Velvety, deeply green balls
- Very slowly growing
- Recommendable for shrimp tanks
- Also known as Micranthemum sp. "Monte Carlo"
- Great ground cover
- Forms compact flat cushions
- Can also be grown overhanging
- Not very demanding
- Light coloured epiphyte
- Lemon yellow leaves
- As robust as normal Anubias barteri var. nana
- Nice contrast to dark green plants
- Forms compact yet delicate cushions
- Attaches itself to the hardscape
- Very popular in aquascaping
- Impressive grasslike background plant
- Very thin, long stems
- Very popular in aquascaping
- Does not raise water hardness
- CO2-proof
- Light-resistant
- Grain size 1-2 mm
- Rounded edges protect bottom-dwelling fish
- Small-leaved epiphyte
- Conspicuous white-green pattern
- Undemanding
- Basic feed for breeding shrimps and dwarf crayfish
- Granule size: 0.1 - 0.8 mm
- For a biologically balanced diet geared to these crustaceans’ needs
- With 20% algae content: 10 % Spirulina, Chlorella, Dunaliella,Ascophyllum
- Water-stable for up to 24 h – no clouding effect
- Complete nutrient supply plus extra iron depot
- Ideal in combination with black gravel
- Selected clay minerals regulate the balance of nutrients
- For safe and quick strong-growth of plants
- Densely ramifying
- Horizontal growth habit
- Attaches well to the substate
- Dark greed to brownish-red hues
- Flowers frequently
- Light pink spathe, small
- Low growth
- Creeping rhizome
Dennerle - Innovative aquaristics products!
The history of this company began in 1966 with the opening of a specialized pet shop in Vinningen near Pirmasens. Right from the start, the cultivation of aquarium plants was one of the main focuses for Dennerle. This focus has been constantly expanded by the company's own greenhouses and by trips abroad in search of new plant species. By now, Dennerle can look back on more than 50 years of company history. In addition to aquatic plants, Dennerle also sells aquarium tanks such as the popular Nano Cubes and Scaper's tanks, care products, lighting, substrate and decoration. The company also offers a wide range of feeds for ornamental fish and shrimp.
With its nano aquariums and products for keeping ornamental shrimp, Dennerle was a key factor in setting the trend for nano aquariums in motion. Due to the enormous range of products, it is possible to fully equip and operate the aquarium with the Dennerle brand. Also, technical accessories such as heating, filtering and CO2 supply are part of the manufacturer's portfolio. Dennerle leaves nothing to be desired in the field of aquatic plant aquaristics and aquascaping.