a unique and very nice-looking species that is somewhat less common than many of its relatives. In the aquarium, it is most desired for its reddish leaves and bushy growth and is most often used in the midground of the aquarium. In larger aquariums with taller plants, it can also be used in the foreground. While it is a stem plant, Araguaia Hygro exhibits creeping growth unlike most of its close relatives, but it can also be trimmed and replanted like most stem plants. It will grow both emersed and submersed, so it is an excellent plant for aquariums and paludariums alike.

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