yes absolutley, but they do have some requirements
- the root ball must be above the substrate. when planting cut the roots in half, make a hole in the substrate, pop a root tab in (they are heavy root feeders), cover up the root ball, then give them a light tug until the root ball is sightly above the substrate
- lighting doesn't seem too important with them so .85wpg should be ok they will just be slow growing
- they however seem to appreciate co2 for a low light plant so keep that going
- my experience is that they also appreciate micrnutrients that have iron content
out of all that the most important is how you plant, the roots will rot if not planted correctly
