Clear Water Cultures

🌱 Dwarf Water Lettuce
Lush Floating Plant for Healthy Aquariums

Vibrant, mature Dwarf Water Lettuce grown indoors for strong root growth and rapid propagation. A favorite among aquarists, it adds natural beauty while improving tank health.

🌿 Rapid Growth
Produces new leaves every 1–2 days under optimal conditions.

🐟 Perfect Fry Shelter
Long roots offer safe hiding spots for fry and shrimp.

💧 Improves Water Quality
Absorbs excess ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate—helping control algae and stabilize your ecosystem.

☁️ Natural Shade
Broad leaves reduce stress and slow evaporation in open-top tanks.

⚠️ Care Tip
Prefers still water. Avoid placing near filters or air stones to prevent root damage and sinking.

🌱 Lemna Minor (Duckweed)
Fast-Growing Floating Plant for Natural Filtration

A generous portion of healthy, indoor-grown Lemna minor—ideal for shrimp tanks, fry grow-outs, and eco-balanced aquariums.

🌿 Explosive Growth
Doubles in coverage every few days with moderate light and low surface movement.

🐟 Fry-Friendly Shade
Forms a dense green mat, offering shelter for fry and reducing stress from bright lighting.

💧 Natural Water Purifier
Absorbs ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate, helping to stabilize water chemistry and curb algae.

☁️ Shade & Evaporation Control
Minimizes water loss and creates a calming surface environment.

⚠️ Care Tip
Avoid strong surface agitation. Duckweed thrives in still water—keep it away from filters, waterfalls, and airstones to prevent submersion or stunted growth.

🌱 Java Fern (Microsorum pteropus)
Hardy, Low-Maintenance Plant for Any Aquarium

A pair of young, vibrant Java Ferns—propagated from healthy parent stock. Perfect for beginners and aquascapers alike.

🌿 Easy Propagation
Grows baby plants on its leaves, which develop roots and can be separated once mature.

🍃 Flexible Placement
Attach to rocks, wood, or décor. No need for substrate—ideal for shrimp tanks, hardscapes, or minimalist setups.

🧪 Low Tech Friendly
Thrives in low to moderate light, needs no CO₂, and adapts well to most water conditions.

🐟 Natural Shelter
Offers hiding spots for fish and shrimp, competes with algae, and brings a lush, organic touch to any tank.

⚠️ Note
These are juvenile plants. Smaller than typical store-bought ferns, but they'll flourish into mature specimens with proper care.

🐌 (Magenta, Purple, Ivory) Mystery Snails

Mystery snails are beautiful Algae-Eaters and are peaceful. Active cleaners that add charm and utility to any freshwater tank. Available in a variety of shell colors, they graze on algae, leftover food, and biofilm—helping to maintain a healthier ecosystem without harming plants or tank mates. Perfect for community setups, and fascinating to watch as they explore their surroundings.

Mystery snails are slow growing snails that are great cleaners. They lay egg clutches above water and its a facisnating process to watch, if you don't want baby snails, they're quite easy to control the population.

🐚 Red Ramshorn Snails

Ramshorn snails are small, spiral-shelled snails that thrive in planted aquariums. They feed on decaying plant matter, excess food, and soft algae, contributing to a clean, balanced environment. Their compact size and peaceful nature make them great for shrimp tanks and a possible food source for fish such as Pea Puffer fish.


Ramshorn snails are good cleaners however given the opportunity (excess food) their population will expand quickly. From my experience they like laying egg clutches on silicone however they lay on any surface they deem suitable. 

🍤 Orange Amano Shrimp

Amano shrimp are one of the most efficient algae eaters available, especially effective at tackling hair algae, diatoms, and leftover food. Hardy, peaceful, and shrimp-safe, they’re ideal for planted tanks and community aquariums. These  workers blend in naturally while quietly improving your water quality and tank aesthetics.

This line of Amano Shrimp are bred locally to appear orange, the females will still be the normal transparent colour, as well as young fry.