the progression of my 29 gallon from very lightly planted to heavily planted.

**allaboutfish** · 07-14-2011, 7:19 PM

so ill be doing a heavily planted low-medium light tank. so far here is my plant list;
dwarf sagitaria
aponogeton
anachris
cabomba
wendetti red
wendetti green
wisteria
any other suggestions? the light is a fixture from walmart that's a 2 bulb plant bulb and has 70 something watts (i dont have it yet). here's is the tank right now.

**allaboutfish** · 07-14-2011, 7:22 PM

i meant progression not pion?

**Rbishop** · 07-14-2011, 7:28 PM

**nahrie** · 07-14-2011, 9:10 PM

Hygrophila polysperma or hygrophila difformis. Rapid growth and really easy care

Anubias coffefolia is a nice change from nana if you can find it that's always nice too. Good luck!

**TheFishBoss97** · 07-14-2011, 9:46 PM

I would add rotala rotundifolia or rotala indica, very fast growing beautiful stem plants.

Anubias are great too, like nahrie said, coffefolia is pretty nice, I haven't kept that yet, nana, giant barteri, and barteri are pretty cool too.

**jpappy789** · 07-14-2011, 9:50 PM

H. difformis = wisteria

Anyways, I'll add Vallisneria to the mix. One of the easiest plants I've ever had, that's for sure...

**TheFishBoss97** · 07-14-2011, 11:34 PM

+1 on that, I totally forgot to add that

Jungle Vals are best for me, start with 10 and end up with 100+ in 2-3 months

I personally dislike corkscrew vals as they look weird IMO, and look as if they are dying

.................in circular patterns

**londonloco** · 07-15-2011, 9:42 AM

Very pretty tank, when it fills in it will be outstanding. Are you using root tabs?

**allaboutfish** · 07-15-2011, 2:23 PM

nope nothing. would root tabs or flourish be better

**TheFishBoss97** · 07-15-2011, 2:58 PM

I would use seachem flourish root tabs, and flourish excel for ferts. I have had great exper. with them for plants. I would get some MTS to stir up your substrate a bit since it is sand.