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*1^^ pretty cool midground

A bucephalandra flower stock.

^^marsilea sp are very easy carpets, just slower in lower lighting.

Most red ludwigias, alternanthera reineckii, persicaria sp., rotala rotundifolia varieties of course.

Local hobbyist.

Bladderwort?

Eeriocaulon setaceum is my guess on the first plant.

Just got these two juvies.

Great looking tank.

I have some celebres rainbows. They've been hardy and active and not a finicky eater. Only issue I've had is they're a bit more delicate if you're running pressurized CO2. Could be an option.

Great thread. I just put one together, thought I share.

I have a few different types/variants of bucephalandra, but these two are my favorites.

I like the bowl/cup/vase nanos. Those L. Cardinalis? Any shrimp in there?

I haven't had an issue. But I'll keep an eye out for it.

^^ a good cheap substrate. One downside is how dusty it is. Tractor Supply also carries black diamond, a sand like substrate $8, 50 lb bag. I use it as a cap on dirt.

Someone forgot to mention peacock..

Betta and frog in action pose. :cool:

That looks about right and should be more than enough light. My DHG grows well in dirt, submersed.