Marsilea crenata, commonly known as water clover, is a versatile and attractive aquarium plant that originates from various regions throughout Asia, particularly in freshwater environments. This aquatic fern is notable for its distinctive clover-like leaves, which may vary in shape and size, resembling a four-leaf clover.

Marsilea quadrifolia, commonly known as water clover, is a popular choice for aquascaping due to its attractive, clover-like leaves and adaptability to various aquatic environments. This perennial aquatic plant thrives in still or slow-moving water and can be found in a range of freshwater habitats.

Vesicularia sp., commonly known as mosses, are popular aquatic plants often used in freshwater aquariums. These plants are characterized by their delicate, feathery appearance, which adds depth and texture to aquarium landscapes. Vesicularia is well-suited for various aquascaping styles, from natural biotopes to more artificial setups.

Marimo, a form of green algae, is a unique and popular addition to aquascaping. Found primarily in freshwater lakes, particularly in Japan, Iceland, and Scotland, Marimo balls are spherical masses of filamentous green algae that can grow up to several inches in diameter.