in desperate need of plants!!!

I seem to be having problems posting, so I apologize if this is duplicated.

I upgraded my fish from a 20 gallon to 55 gallon tank yesterday and have a lot of empty space. I've got a few patches of Java Moss down, I know that grows like crazy... I've got a rather large Java fern... and a few Amazon Swords.

I'd like something that will blanket the ground (I have sand on the bottom) and some tall plants for the back. I'm happy to buy any hardy plant that doesn't have high lighting needs or Co2 requirements.

Please and thanks!

 

There is a guy on youtube named "dustins fishtanks" He has a lot of plants for sale and a website called "aquatic jungles". Apparently he does this all the time and he lives in the usa but I think is now shipping to canada. I would contact him and ask him. Hoped this is helpfull!

 

I seem to be having problems posting, so I apologize if this is duplicated.

I upgraded my fish from a 20 gallon to 55 gallon tank yesterday and have a lot of empty space. I've got a few patches of Java Moss down, I know that grows like crazy... I've got a rather large Java fern... and a few Amazon Swords.

I'd like something that will blanket the ground (I have sand on the bottom) and some tall plants for the back. I'm happy to buy any hardy plant that doesn't have high lighting needs or Co2 requirements.

Please and thanks!

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You could try aquabid.

 

There is a guy on youtube named "dustins fishtanks" He has a lot of plants for sale and a website called "aquatic jungles". Apparently he does this all the time and he lives in the usa but I think is now shipping to canada. I would contact him and ask him. Hoped this is helpfull!

No, he still does not ship to Canada.

But, you (OP) can try this place:
I'm not sure if they ship to Canada though.

As a "carpet plant" I would recommend Pygmy Chain Sword or Dwarf Sag. Both are easy plants.

 

Good morning,

I have moved your thread from General Discussion to Aquarium Plants section of the forum.

Thanks!

Ken