Natural-looking artificial version of the aquatic plant ambulia with finely pinnate, light-green leaves.
Natural-looking artificial version of the aquatic plant anacharis with star-shaped, light-green leaves.
Natural-looking artificial version of the aquatic plant green cabomba with needle-like leaves.
Natural-looking artificial version of the aquatic plant red foxtail with bright-red pinnate leaves.
Natural-looking artificial version of the aquatic plant red ludwigia with red and green leaves.
Natural-looking artificial version of the aquatic plant hygrophila with bright-green leaves.
Vibrant XS artificial plants for aquariums
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