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...will then send out strong runners.<ref>Roe, Colin D., A Manual of Aquarium Plants, Shirley Aquatics (1967)</ref> [[Category:Aquatic plants]] ...

==In the aquarium== ...ng plants, to provide cover. It is also advised to keep them in a planted aquarium. ...

== In the aquarium == ...heavily planted aquarium with dim light. But an [[aquarium]] with plastic plants with driftwood will do too. As long as the fish have a place to hide. It is ...

The fish's natural diet consist of small [[invertebrate]]s and plants. ...ewhat hard to find in fish stores, ''H. amandae'' is commonly kept as an [[aquarium]] fish by hobbyists. ...

| image_caption = Checker barb in an aquarium ...rous]] diet consists of small [[worm]]s, [[crustacean]]s, [[insect]]s, and plants. ...

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...hwater [[Actinopterygii|ray-finned]] fish native to [[South America]].<ref>Aquarium Fish by Dick Mills from DK Handbooks</ref> == In the aquarium == ...

...ackish conditions. Propagation is through cuttings. It grows easily in the aquarium. The color of the leaves will vary, depending on the amount of light. The l ...Prefers a clean, nutriment rich environment.<ref>Gesting Berti, Nature and Aquarium, Bioplast</ref>{{full citation needed|date=August 2017}} ...

...and a [[petiole (botany)|petiole]] up to 18 inches (45&nbsp;cm) long; wild plants tend to have longer and narrower [[leaves]] than the cultivated varieties. Many plants sold in the [[aquarium]] trade are actually [[Hybrid (biology)|hybrids]] and many are [[sterility ...

| image_alt = Halimeda discoidea plant in an aquarium ...found in the tropics.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |title=Marine Plants in the Aquarium |url=https://www.marineplantbook.com/marinebookdiscoidea.htm#:~:text=A%20%2 ...

...oach]] native to rivers in [[China]]. The common names for this popular [[aquarium]] species are Chinese hillstream loach, [[Hong Kong]] pleco, [[butterfly]] ==In the aquarium== ...

...mp-close.jpg|thumb|[[Palaemonetes paludosus|P. paludosus]] in a freshwater aquarium]] ...y sold and fed as live [[prey]] to larger more aggressive fishes kept in [[aquarium]]s.<ref name=cray>{{cite web|url=http://crayfishtraders.com.au/freshwater-a ...

...alawi]] in East [[Africa]]. It is the most popular African cichlid amongst aquarium hobbyists.<ref>Konings A (2001) Malawi Cichlids in their Natural Habitat. C ...r body shape and color perceived to be competition for food and mates. The aquarium should include a sandy bottom, caves, and rocks. ...

|image_caption = ''Hygrophila corymbosa'' in an aquarium ...nefits from additional CO₂. If it is allowed to grow out of the aquarium, it will bear purple scented flowers, often causing the lower leaves to dro ...

...erus helferi'' Boeckeler|access-date=21 March 2022|publisher=Kew Science – Plants of the World Online}}</ref> ''Cyperus helferi'' is a popular plant in the aquarium hobby because of its unique appearance and ease of care. It has narrow, gra ...

== Aquarium care == ...added to an aquarium with the picúo, the fish will likely eat them. Hardy plants like the [[Java fern]] should survive, but the addition delicate species sh ...

...aining woodland and grass plants, [[aquarium]] plants, [[succulent]]s, and plants of [[tropics|tropical]] mountains and [[cloud forest]]s. * Geographic sections - plants from the [[Americas]], [[Asia]], and [[Europe]]. ...

...2022 and there are also darker "chocolate" and "spotless" varieties in the aquarium hobby. Males can reach a length of around 6&nbsp;cm, with females being sli ==In the aquarium== ...

Though not usually called community tanks, most [[Marine aquarium|marine aquaria]] fit into this category too, using fish from places as dive ...s.<ref>{{Cite book |last=Kolle |first=Petra |title=300 Questions about the Aquarium |publisher=Barron's Educational Series, Inc. |year=2008 |isbn=978-0-7641-37 ...

|website=Plants of the World Online ...uide.com/articles/aponogeton-ulvaceus |access-date=2023-02-21 |website=The Aquarium Guide |language=en-US}}</ref> ...