Fish Addict

Here is my tank...

I am still looking for a possible floating plant, and something for the front right corner... Any suggestions?

Also, might need some others to replace some things that might not be fit for aquariums... I think I might have Aqua Fern, Mondo Grass, Brazilian Sword, and Dracena sanderiana. Can anyone confirm those plants, and that they are non-aquatic?

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pinky93

i love it!For a floating plant you can try hornwort

lilsoccakid

looks great!

not sure about the other plants, but i can confirm that mondo grass is non-aquatic

COBettaCouple

Your planted tank looks great!

Fish Addict

Thanks everyone!
I was thinking of a sort of short plant, or if there is anything reddish that could go in my tank...
Possibly dwarf hairgrass or anubias barteri? What do you think?

Isabella

Looking great ! You can use Hornwort and/or Water Sprite as your floating plants .

Fish Addict

Yeah I was thinking about some watersprite. Unfortunately my dad won't let me get any til the end of summer...

Fish Addict

Would I be able to put in Dwarf Hairgrass? I know I don't have that high light, but I use Flourite and Fertilizers...

Gamer

Nice tank. I have both dwarf hairgrass and anubias barteri. I've kept anubias barteri roundleaf in light as low as 0.5 wpg and they did fine. Don't know about the dwarf hairgrass. I've only kept that after upgrading my light as well as other short plants such as micro sword and japanese rush.

Fish Addict

Cool! Does the Anubias grow very big?

Fish Addict

Also, would there be any red plants that could go into my tank, or would I need more light?

Ryno

The Anubias that I have in my tank has gotten pretty tall. It has a horizontal stem which leaves grow off of. The leaves themselves are only about 4-6 inches tall. However the horizontal stem that I spoke of tends to grow somewhat vertical as well. Some of my Anubias leaves are about 12 inches above the substrate at the top of the leaf. If you keep it trimmed you can keep it about 4-6 inches off of the substrate. In Fact I need to trim mine up so I can get some taller background plants into the tank.