Dennerle Aegagropila linnaei is a very special fish in the aquarium. It is a spherical type of green algae with a velvety surface. This formation is rather rare in natural habitats, where it usually grows in colonies as a flat cushion.
The greened slate stones with Aegagropila pads offer attractive design options in the foreground to midground of any aquarium. Aegagropila, also known as Moss Ball, is a green algae that grows in a compact form in Eastern Europe and East Asia. The water-neutral slate stones are a natural German product from the northern Eifel region, where they are traditionally used to clad roofs, gables and façades.
Lomariopsis lineata, also known as freshwater liverwort or "Süsswassertang", is a fascinating and easy-to-care-for plant from Dennerle that adds a natural touch to any aquarium. Unlike traditional ferns, it forms soft, dark green mats, perfect for aquascaping and creating lush underwater landscapes. This slow-growing plant thrives when attached to driftwood or rocks and provides excellent hiding spots for shrimp and young fish.
Taxiphyllum barbieri is erroneously called Java moss. Real Java moss, Vesicularia dubyana, has been gradually phased out since the 1970s in favour of Taxiphyllum barbieri. This is a undemanding and highly variable moss that displays several different growth habits.
