How to scape 10 gallon betta tank

fish47
  • #1
I have some nice driftwood for my betta tank but I wanted to know if you guys thought there were some nice plants I ould add to make the scape look better.

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Ghelfaire
  • #2
Java ferns, anubias and red rooted floaters are some good ones
 

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LadfromLondon
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fish47
  • Thread Starter
  • #4
Sauceboat
  • #5
where could I get red root floaters you think?

would thee dwarf sag need co2 to grow well?
No, dwarf sag is a very low tech plant. But it will need root tabs since your substrate seems to be unenriched sand.
 
fish47
  • Thread Starter
  • #6
No, dwarf sag is a very low tech plant. But it will need root tabs since your substrate seems to be unenriched sand.
tbh I tried sand for the first time in his tank and I don't like it at all. Thanks though I'll see about the dwarf sag
 

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Ghelfaire
  • #7
You can find them online or se if anyone near you is selling them
 
Beeker
  • #8
I second the anubias, especially since bettas love to lounge on the leaves. The betta can also hide under the leaves when he's sleeping.
 
sav023
  • #9
Seems like you've got lots of answers about the plants, maybe you could add a background to cover up the cords behind the tank?
 
Beeker
  • #10
As the plants you have grow, they will hide what is behind them.
Have you considered a backdrop for the tank?
They aren't necessary, but give an added depth to the tank.
When I didn't see any I liked, I just cut a black trashbag and taped it to the back. It did the trick to make the plants and substrate pop.
 

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