What plants can be tied to driftwood?

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raise that water level... Lol I think that is the ugliest thing about it. I love simple tanks, I hate tanks with lowerd water levels...Simple is alot easier also. Im trying to get some java fern to latch onto my drift wood and its been 2 weeks.. Nothing. Takes a while so if you can handle bands holding the plant in place.
 
mines no better atm. ignore the foggy tank. I think there is a bit of an algea bloom so turned off the light for a while but this is it now... That light is BRIGHT. Really need a new one.. But honestly with that large of a tank simple is easier. I might get one more big peice of drift wood. Call it a day.

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I keep Geos and Gymnos with many plants, and don't find them to be very hard on them.
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I do find anubus and any of the ferns best though.
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Geo altifrons in the tank below, with a very substantial root system established cryptocorne holds up well
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BCherdingthefish said:
Wow, that looks really nice. How long did it take to grow that?
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Thanks, the tank had actually just been set up in that pic. But the anubias are all 3 or 4 years old. Very easy plant to grow
 
CanadianKeeper said:
raise that water level... Lol I think that is the ugliest thing about it. I love simple tanks, I hate tanks with lowerd water levels...Simple is alot easier also. Im trying to get some java fern to latch onto my drift wood and its been 2 weeks.. Nothing. Takes a while so if you can handle bands holding the plant in place.
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Water level is low because I don't have a lid for the tank right now, and I don't want my Bichirs escaping.


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