Brazilian Pennywort is a great plant for the home aquarium. It can be kept as either rooted or floating, and it will grow up toward light with its leaves shaded underneath in order to provide cover from intruders looking for safe resting spots.
Brazilian Pennywort leaves offer a beautiful green colour to your tank. They're different from some other plants, like Water Sprite or Anacharis that may be more typical in an aquarium setting but are still worth keeping if you want something with interesting variety!
Brazilian pennywort (Hydrocallis tr subcontracta) is quite unusual among plant life for exactly this reason: its leaf shape sets it apart visually as well as anatomically--you can tell right away just by looking at them whether they come from Brazilians or not; there's nothing else remotely similar out there anywhere nearby either inside our own country borders
Aquarium pH: 6.0 – 7.8
Water Temperature: 22 – 30°C
Tank Size: Any, but the plant can grow fast and take over quickly
Lighting: Wide range, community tank lighting should work fine