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[Michaeal-959]

Setting up an aquarium like this and would like some info on these plants and other plants you can plant on wood. Prefer something that I'm not going to have to trim every week. I will have co2, ferts and high lighting.

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[Adam]

Anuibus, java fern and some mosses. They'll do fine with the low to middle end of the tech spectrum.
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[kane29]

There are quite a few different plants that you can attach to wood. Ones I have had most success with besides the ones in the photo are:

* Staurogyne Repens

* Staurogyne Sp. Purple

* Staurogyne Sp. Porto Velho

* Hygrophila Pinnatifida

* Alternanthera Reineckii 'Mini'

* Hydrocoytle Tripartita

* Hygrophila Sp. 'Araguaia'

* Lobelia Cardinalis

* Lysimachia Nummularia

* Bolbitis Heudelotii

 

Edited by kane29, 08 March 2015 - 09:32 PM.

[LexAgate]

There are quite a few different plants that you can attach to wood. Ones I have had most success with besides the ones in the photo are:
* Staurogyne Repens
* Staurogyne Sp. Purple
* Staurogyne Sp. Porto Velho
* Hygrophila Pinnatifida
* Alternanthera Reineckii 'Mini'
* Hydrocoytle Tripartita
* Hygrophila Sp. 'Araguaia'
* Lobelia Cardinalis
* Lysimachia Nummularia
* Bolbitis Heudelotii  

Sorry for the language but s**t man you know your plants, i think you missed the plant looking one (haha sorry, being stupid ) but good work I only got the ainubas? Stuff because of Paul from Morley teaching me!


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[Luke134]

The fluffy one on the wood is the java moss, the one with long skinny leaves is a narrow leaf java fern, and the one with round, slightly pointed leaves is anubias nana