#cryptocoryne parva

[aquariumfacile]

Cryptocoryne parva, plante d'aquarium à posséder dès maintenant

Imaginez un tapis verdoyant, dense et luxuriant, sur le devant de votre aquarium. Ce dernier transforme votre espace aquatique en un paysage sous-marin séduisant. La Cryptocoryne parva en aquarium est un choix de prédilection pour les aquariophiles d’eau douce. Originaire du Sri Lanka, cette plante est robuste et esthétique. Elle est idéale pour les débutants qui souhaitent se lancer un petit…

[taicangmountain]

anyways since im out of school i was finally able to upgrade ryuk’s tank with WAY MORE LIVE PLANTS. previously there was only some anubias, java fern, and frogbit, but now there’s red dwarf lily, cryptocoryne wendtii, cryptocoryne parva, and schismatoglottis. plus an air stone! im hoping that all these new plants are able to grow in well so ryuk can have some more hiding spots. the lily is already starting to grow new leaves so im excited :D

ryuk still doesn’t look the best but now that im at home i should be able to take care of him a little bit better. not sure if his fins will ever get to how they’re meant to be but they’re still much better than how they were when i got him.

[clarification-sfw]

shout out to cryptocoryne parva

[glassboxdiaries]

7 Beautiful Aquascape Ideas For Your Next Planted Aquarium Setup! (Beginner To Expert Level Tanks)

Horizon Aquatics - https://www.horizonaquatics.co.uk/

In this video, I’ll be sharing some aquascaping ideas for your next planted tank inspired by the incredible tanks I saw during my recent visit to the Horizon Aquatics display gallery. I’ll also link my full store tour in the video description.

First, let’s take a look at the stunning Nano Nature planted fish tank with CO2 injection, created by Plenty Of Bettas from Horizon Aquatics. The bold blend of red, green, and brown in this setup immediately caught my eye. Charlotte chose HC Cuba for the carpet, which has grown in beautifully, creating a seamless transition with the midground plants, Rotala Bonsai and S. Repens. Bucephalandra Needle Leaf pairs beautifully with the Manzanita wood, while the striking Rotala Blood Red adds a fantastic pop of color. This tank is home to a nano rasbora species and red Caridina shrimp, enhancing the red tones throughout. While I don’t currently use CO2 injection, this nature-style aquascape is definitely making me reconsider for future projects.

Next, we have Nicole’s dragon wood aquascape, which features black lava rock, moss, anubias, and bucephalandra to conceal the seams between the rocks. The layout naturally draws your eye toward the valley, and the white background makes the structure really stand out. I love the use of epiphytic plants in this setup. Although dragon wood can be pricey, it’s something I’d love to try one day.

Ady Mayers’ Island Aquascape comes next, showcasing HC Cuba as the carpet plant. For low-tech setups, Monte Carlo might be a better alternative. Staurogyne Repens and small anubias varieties have been used between the rocks, which are effectively highlighted in the layout. Ember Tetras and red Caridina shrimp bring extra red hues to this tank. Though it’s gorgeous, this aquascape may require CO2 injection for some of the plants to thrive.

James, one of the co-owners, created a driftwood-dominant planted tank that continues to evolve with each visit. It features anubias, rotala, and limnophila as contrasting background plants. Green neon tetras and otocinclus call this tank home, along with a striking red fish. The Hakkai stone used in the layout hasn’t developed the same emerald hue in my tanks, but I suspect this might be due to high-intensity lighting. This setup is inspiring me for a future 55-gallon scape.

The next tank is a low-tech epiphytic aquascape, originally created by Nicole and upgraded by James. This is my favorite planted aquarium in the gallery because it’s filled with epiphytic plants like narrow leaf java fern, bucephalandra, and anubias. The use of Corbo Catfish wood and Black Lava stone makes for an accessible and stunning low-tech setup that anyone can replicate.

REScapes’ aquascape follows, featuring Honshu wood and Dark Seiryu Stone, with trident fern, moss, and anubias petite adding delicate details throughout the setup. It’s stocked with a honey gourami and neon tetras, two fish I regularly keep in my own tanks. This is another aquascape that could be adapted for a low-tech setup with a few substitutions.

Lastly, MJ Aquascapes’ archway setup showcases Eleocharis pusilla as the carpet, with Cryptocoryne parva adding extra detail. The pathway arch design, highlighted by chili rasboras and red Caridina shrimp, creates a vibrant and visually stunning aquascape. The detail on the dragon stone in this tank has inspired me to use it in my own upcoming projects.

Thank you for watching! I’ll leave all the links for Horizon Aquatics in the description below. Have a great day!

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - Intro 00:15 - Aquascape Idea 1 01:39 - Aquascape Idea 2 02:45 - Aquascape Idea 3 03:48 - Aquascape Idea 4 05:04 - Aquascape Idea 5 06:14 - Aquascape Idea 6 07:17 - Aquascape Idea 7

Some of the links in this video description may be affiliate links meaning I earn a small commission from any purchases made.

[waterskies]

Worked on this all day yesterday. Tore down one 10gal and rescaped the other. Its home to 6 Celestial Pearl Danios, 6 Kuhli Loaches, 2 Amano Shrimp and about 5 or 6 bladder snails. The plants are cryptocoryne wendtii, rotala rotundifolia, dwarf sagittaria, cryptocoryne parva, red tiger lotus, anubias nana, anubias nana petite and java ferns. This tank will eventually need to be torn down as well. But for now I'll enjoy it right next to my bed~

[stefano-bonalume]

[noticholloses]

CRYPTOCORYNE PARVA y CRYPTOCORYNE WENDTII BROWN

CRYPTOCORYNE PARVA y CRYPTOCORYNE WENDTII BROWN

Planta de roseta de pequeño tamaño para zonas delanteras del acuario. De fácil mantenimiento se reproduce por estolones tapizando fácilmente. CARATERÍSTICAS DE LA PLANTA: NOMBRE: Cryptocoryne ParvaPROCEDENCIA: Sudeste AsiaticoTEMPERATURA: 20-28ºPOSICIÓN: Delantera – MediaILUMINACIÓN NECESARIA: MediaDIFICULTAD: FacilVELOCIDAD DE CRECIMIENTO: LentaPH: 5.0 – 8.0 CRYPTOCORYNE WENDTII BROWN Planta…

[moesi89]

Disponible en magasin 🌿🌱🍃 #cryptocoryne #petchii #parva #neveli #echinodorus #harbich #bleheri #amazone #vallisneria #anubias #alternanthera (bij AquaBelgium) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDoEoqMJm0R/?igshid=ldypa92zp58p

[whywolfprincess]

Can't pick between Cryptocorynes...

Why are there so many?

I am looking at

Green Gecko

Parva

Spiralis Tiger

Spiralis Red

Spiralis Green

And Rubra.

The Spiralis is for the background and I want something small and green for the foreground.

[aquariumqa]

Aquarium: Cube Garden Clear W90 x D45 x H60 (cm)

Lighting: for 10 hours per day

Filter media: Bio Rio

Substrate: Amazonia Aqua Soil, Power Sand Advance, Bacter 100, Clear Super, Tourmaline BC, Penac W, Penac P

Additives: Brighty K; Green Brighty STEP2

Water Change: 1/3 once a week

Water Quality: Temperature 25°C, pH 6.8, total hardness 10 mg/l

Aquatic Plants: Cryptocoryne lutea, Cryptocoryne parva, Cryptocoryne undulata (red), Cryptocoryne wendtii "Mi Oya," Hygrophila polysperma, Hygrophila lacustris,

Bolbitis heudelotii

Fish: Rasbora espei

[fungusyuggothson]

Cryptocoryne parva

[sucodelarangela]

Um mês e meio de vida! A primeira foto mostra o Bosque 45 logo após plantio e montagem. Foi usado substrato fértil OceanTech Plant Grow Power Soil, da @tropical_aquarismo e cascalho de rio Nº1. Foram duas semanas de ciclagem com uma ampola de Prodibio Biodigest, o suficiente pra completar o ciclo da amônia. Meu aquário não possui injeção de CO2. O time de elite no cuidado com as plantas é o substrato fértil aliado a uma boa iluminação (uso o modelo A501 da @chihirosaquaticstudio, feita especialmente para aquários plantados). Como qualquer aquário plantado recente e em processo de maturação, estou passando pela fase das algas e, por isso, não tenho utilizado fertilização líquida. Mesmo assim, minhas plantas estão crescendo bem e saudáveis apenas com o substrato fértil e o uso diário do carbono líquido Carbon, da @mbredaaquapaisagismo. Neste período, já realizei duas podas das Rotalas Green, a Juncus repens triplicou de tamanho e também já recebeu poda, a Staurogyne sp. se multiplicou, a Micranthemum "Monte Carlo" já deu uma boa espalhada, as Hydrocotyle tripartita cresceram bastante (apesar dos neons comerem suas folhas mais novas), consigo ter algumas Cryptocoryne parva e ousar com as Ludwigia "Mini Red" (que também já foram podadas) e as Althernanthera reineckii, que já estão se estabelecendo muito bem, apesar de só terem metade do tempo do aquário. Tenho também Phyllanthus fluitans lindíssimas que se multiplicam rápido até demais, já tive que doar três vezes e já preciso doar de novo. Ah, ainda descobri uma planta misteriosa que estava se desenvolvendo em meio aos galhos da Juncus, plantei no substrato para ver o que vai dar. Todas as plantas verdes vieram da #ChacaraTakeyoshi e as vermelhas compradas aqui mesmo em Slz na @acquapaisagismo_ Só para complementar as informações: minha fauna é de 21 tetras cardinais, 9 neons negros (adquiridos na @tropical_fish.slz) e 1 algae eater chinês. Filtragem: mini canister SunSun 400l/h, sem carvão ativado, com 1L de mídia biológica de vidro sinterizado OceanTech Bio Glass Ring (também da @tropical_aquarismo), esponja média e perlon. Hardscape: tronco natural, dragon stone, cascalho de rio. https://www.instagram.com/p/B79N8EvJWWW/?igshid=y8hpq14hdg3m

[theshrimpfarm]

Lonely Tree 106 days old by Szecsei Tibor Via Flickr: Tank size: 60x45x40 Lighting: 150W HQI Substrate: Elos TerraZero, Elos TerraUno, Elos BottomMineral, Elos TerraBlack Fertilizer: Elos Fase 1, Elos Fase 2, Elos K40 Filtration: 1250l/h external filter Decoration : Talawa wood and rock Plants: Sagitaria subulata Cryptocoryne parva Eleocharis parvula Echinodorus tenellus Eleocharis acicularis Ranunculus inundatus Anubias nana petite Ludwigia sp. Fissidens fontanus Riccardia chamedryfolia Christmas moss Flame moss Shrimps: Amano Crystal Red Red Cherry Sakura Fish: Crossocheilus reticulatus Otocinclus affinis Sundadanio axelrodi Snail: Neritina natalensis sp. Zebra

[axostotl]

@mlmalfred there’s a few plants there on the left side so I’m not sure which one you’re talking about but I can list them to you! The tall ones are Vallisneria spiralis, and the shorter grassy ones are dwarf Sagittarius. Then the itty bitty ones are cryptocoryne parva!

[stefano-bonalume]

Planted Nano Aquarium

[bettacube]

The results

As I knew I would need a lot of plants for my aquascaping, I tried a technique: Growing Emersed Aquarium Plants.

In BOLD are the species that thrived:

Eleocharis parvula ‘dwarf hairgrass’

Micranthemum 'Monte Carlo'

Staurogyne repens

Sagittaria sublata

Cryptocoryne undulata

Cryptocoryne walkeri

Anubias nana 'petite'

Microsorum pteropus ‘Java Fern’

Cryptocoryne wendtii Bronze 'tropica'

Helanthium Tennellum green

Cryptocoryne Parva

As you see, it’s not a full success but it is still interesting to do.