What's a good plant?

[Bluethumb]

I'm looking for a plant to hide my heater. Right now there's my only plastic one, but I want a live one. It has to be tall, but I don't want to be wide, like spread out horizontally. I also don't have a lot of light, so something that is lowlight, tall, narrow, and relatively easy to take care of. Thanks!

 

[Brookster123]

Val, or crypt balansae..

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[big_al01]

the Italian val, pm'd you.


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[Bluethumb]

Will amano shrimp and/or Malaysian burrowing snails eat it?

 

[big_al01]

java fern


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[big_al01]

No the snails wont and the shrimp will just clean it


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[Bluethumb]

Thanks!

 

[big_al01]

anubias nana: $6.00

Rotala indica: $3.00 per bunch

Ludwigia red: $3.00 per bunch

Moneywort $3.00 per bunch

Blue hygro $3.00 per bunch

Ludwigia Cuba: $3.00 per bunch

crypt wendetti: $4.00. Bronze/red and green

java fern: $5.00

Italian val: $1.50


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[big_al01]

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[Bluethumb]

I'll do some research and thinking and get back later. Thanks for everything

 

[big_al01]

Ok hope to hear from you soon! Have a good day


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[Spencer1044]

I would say amazon sword to be honest the big plant on the left


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[Rcguerra]

I would make a green wall with "ol'cheap" cabomba.


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[Brookster123]

For the record, java fern should be planted like pictured before, it will rot, should really be tied to dw or a rock, even a SpongeBob Pineapple

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[big_al01]

If you're talking about my pic, it is, I buried on to take a picture then immediately tied it to a rock, no worries


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[emerald76]

For heater coverage, I just stuck a big bit of DW near it and tied on a big Anubias nana. I'm going to put moss on it later on as the nana looks rather ridiculous by itself.


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