Aquatic plants not only enhance your aquarium’s beauty but also improve water quality. Here’s a list of plants to consider:

1. Java Fern

   • A hardy plant that thrives in low light.

   • Easy to care for and attaches to rocks or driftwood.

2. Anubias

   • Ideal for beginners due to its slow growth and minimal care needs.

   • Prefers low to medium light.

3. Amazon Sword

   • A large plant that provides excellent coverage for fish.

   • Requires nutrient-rich substrate and moderate light.

4. Hornwort

   • A floating plant that absorbs excess nutrients and prevents algae growth.

   • Does not require planting, making it versatile.

5. Cryptocoryne

   • Available in various colors and sizes.

   • Adaptable to different water conditions.

6. Dwarf Hairgrass

   • Creates a lush, grassy carpet effect.

   • Needs high light and CO2 supplementation for optimal growth.

7. Water Wisteria

   • A fast-growing plant that helps maintain water quality.

   • Can be planted or left floating.

8. Java Moss

   • A versatile plant for aquascaping or breeding tanks.

   • Provides hiding spots for fry and shrimp.

9. Duckweed

   • A small floating plant that reduces light penetration and algae growth.

   • Needs frequent thinning to prevent overgrowth.

10. Bucephalandra

    • An exotic plant with unique textures and colors.

    • Grows well in low to medium light conditions.