This little plant is called Pennywort. I put it in the back because it supposedly grows quickly and fills out. It can also be used as a floating plant, but I prefer it be planted.
This plant is called Bacopa Caroliniana. You can't see it in the picture, but it has a reddish tinge to the leaves.
The plant on the left is Ludwigia Palustris. The one on the right hiding behind the rock is an Amazon Sword plant. It's a little one that was attached to the bigger one that I bought. If you look at the top of the thick stem, it's growing another one already. That larger leaf you see at the top of the stem grew overnight. It was just a little nub yesterday.
The plant on the driftwood is called Anubias Nana Petite and doesn't require planting. I just stuffed it in a crevasse in the wood. It gets all it's nutrients from the water itself. The plants in the front of the picture are called Glossostigma and aren't doing very well. I think they need a higher amount of light than what my fixture produces.
This plant is called Micro sword. It should eventually spread out and make kind of like a carpet across the entire bottom. Once this happens I won't have to vacuum the bottom of the tank.
I like the little rock stack we made from rocks out of our front yard.
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