what are some good mid-ground plants that get about 5-6" tall and do well in hard water with 2.5wpg. i was thinking some micro sword...
mid-ground plants
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Some plants I use are dwarf sag, lobelia and crypts. Narrow leaf java fern doesn't get to big either.
i already have crypts, and java fern on my drift wood.
in the mid-ground of my tank i already have crypts, red ozelot sword (which is spreading sideways, not up) and tiger lotus. so i need some stuff with small-ish leaves to go in the mid-ground. my tank is only 12" tall and in the background i have Rotalia Indica, wisteria, myrio, and red ludwigia. i also have some aponogeton that is, for some reason, only sending out about 2-3" leaves. they are hidden behind my driftwood and i literally forget they are in there...
in the mid-ground of my tank i already have crypts, red ozelot sword (which is spreading sideways, not up) and tiger lotus. so i need some stuff with small-ish leaves to go in the mid-ground. my tank is only 12" tall and in the background i have Rotalia Indica, wisteria, myrio, and red ludwigia. i also have some aponogeton that is, for some reason, only sending out about 2-3" leaves. they are hidden behind my driftwood and i literally forget they are in there...
Baby Tears, I just got some and they're awesome looking. Small leaves and bright green.Also known as Hemianthus micranthemoides . Its more of a frontal middle.
You might also want to try :
Ludwigia repens
Ludwigia arcuata
HETERANTHERA ZOSTERIFOLIA
Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea'
MYRIOPHYLLUM MATTOGROSSENSE
This is actually a great Plant finder It lets you use many different type searches from genus, lighting requirements, type, hardiness, region etc.
You might also want to try :
Ludwigia repens
Ludwigia arcuata
HETERANTHERA ZOSTERIFOLIA
Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea'
MYRIOPHYLLUM MATTOGROSSENSE
This is actually a great Plant finder It lets you use many different type searches from genus, lighting requirements, type, hardiness, region etc.
i like the babys tears, but the leaves are very similar in shape to my rotalia indica.
the stargrass is neat, but i've never seen it for sale around here
the stargrass is neat, but i've never seen it for sale around here