Ohh thank you for the tipWelcome to Fishlore.
Those plants are ok. The anubias will have to be tied to a rock or piece of wood rather than be planted in the substrate. This can be achieved by holding the rhizome of the plant down on the rock/wood using string or cyanoacrylate resin.
You might notice the rotala pearling, however this is to be expected and is fine. Rotala should be planted in the substrate.
thank you! although I ended up with java fern and anubias barteri since the fish store didnt have what I plannedHi and welcome!
Good idea with live plants, your future shrimp will appreciate them![]()