So I'm faced with a dilema(sp) I need an SWEET Foreground plant that can grow in 1-1.5wpg in my 180gal....If I were to get alot of anubias nana nana would that be effective enough to create a foreground plant of awesome?
Anubias nana as Foreground?
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there's lots of options. you adding co2/ferts? if not, anubias would be good, and would look sweet. but your gonna need A LOT of them ha
No the only ferts I'll be using are the high Nitrates generated by my Bichirs,
And I know I'd Need ALOT of Anubias
And I know I'd Need ALOT of Anubias
This is what it might look like http://www.plantgeek.net/images/plantpics/nanapetite4.jpg if you wanted a visual idea.
Bichirs plus anubias generally result in uprooted anubias. The root system of anubias is not strong enough for your type of fish.
you could try cryptocoryne plants for a foreground . . . they have decent root systems, and they will send out runners as they grow, so that their coverage gradually expands . . . and they do fine in low-light, low-tech set-ups
I saw the reference to bichirs, which I don't keep, but I do keep cichlids and bushynose plecos, both of which can be disruptive, but eventually the crypts will take hold
you can also try planting the crypts in pots . . . they will hold better, and still send out the runners . . .
I saw the reference to bichirs, which I don't keep, but I do keep cichlids and bushynose plecos, both of which can be disruptive, but eventually the crypts will take hold
you can also try planting the crypts in pots . . . they will hold better, and still send out the runners . . .
