Low tech plant

[Blackumbi]

I need help maybe some info around here but i can't found any so here is my cuestion i want to know what type of plant's that does not need much light and any kind of fertilizer more than the fish poop


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[tlindsey]

Java ferns, or Anubius are both low tech IMO.

 

[Blackumbi]

Java ferns, or Anubius are both low tech IMO.

Thank you so anubias and java fern don't need any Fertilizer i ben reading african fern and mosh to but any more plants out there and i ben having some java fern and anubia but no luck


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[Blackumbi]

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[altumz]

to quicky name a few

any anubias, any crypts (cryptocoryne), any java ferns, most sword plants. dwarg sags, jungle vals, etc..and a lot of aquatic plants that have a dark green color. stay away from red plants, they need lots of iron and high light to maintain the red in them

tho anubias and ferns are suppose to be attached to driftwoods and not planted into the substrate

 

[Blackumbi]

to quicky name a few

any anubias, any crypts (cryptocoryne), any java ferns, most sword plants. dwarg sags, jungle vals, etc..and a lot of aquatic plants that have a dark green color. stay away from red plants, they need lots of iron and high light to maintain the red in them

tho anubias and ferns are suppose to be attached to driftwoods and not planted into the substrate

Thank u so much


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[Libpete]

Limnophila sessiliflora grows like mad under low light. Ive had it for a couple years with it floating on the surface on a small tank about 3" under a 15w tube, and it grows so fast once it gets going. It becomes a big bush in no time with roots coming down, sometimes alot. It looks great in a natural set-up and perfect for fry and fish that like plants.