Species Catalogue

Tiny creeping plant with round paired leaves. Creates dense, moss-like carpets. Alternative to HC Cuba that tolerates slightly lower light.

An extremely fine, thread-like hairgrass originating from the Belem region of Brazil, producing the thinnest, most delicate stems of any Eleocharis in the hobby. Blades rarely exceed 3–5 cm tall, creating a wispy, ultra-fine carpet that looks unlike any other aquatic grass. Demands good light, CO₂, and a nutrient-rich substrate to spread reliably. A favourite among competitive aquascapers who want a finer-textured foreground than standard dwarf hairgrass provides.

The shortest Eleocharis — stays under 3 cm (1 in). Creates tight, lawn-like carpets. Prefers CO2 but can grow without it slowly.

Deep red Eriocaulon rosette with needle-fine leaves. One of the reddest Eriocaulon varieties. Extremely demanding — needs very soft, acidic water.

Rare Eriocaulon with short, star-shaped rosettes. Needs very soft water, CO2, and strong light. A coveted collector's plant.

Large Eriocaulon with wide rosettes of bright green strap-like leaves. One of the bigger and more forgiving Eriocaulon species.

Eriocaulon ratnagiricum is a delicate, rosette-forming stem plant with fine, needle-like leaves that create an intricate, feathery appearance. Native to soft, acidic waters, it displays pale green to yellowish foliage and is prized by experienced aquascapers for its architectural beauty in high-tech planted tanks.

Beautiful needle-leaved rosette plant from Vietnam. Grass-like with fine, dense foliage. Requires soft water and high-tech setup.

Floating plant with small, round lily-pad leaves and long trailing roots. Similar to Amazon Frogbit but stays smaller. Cold-tolerant.