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Gonna be awesome when they fill in the gaps, gonna be a sweet little garden.

I've always been drawn to heavily planted tanks, but the cost of plants can be a real deterrent. I recall buying my initial plants, three small ones that set me back $10 each. The local fish store in my area has a better selection, but you pay for it - literally. They charge more than the pet stores ...

I'll probably just grab some floating plants, whatever they have at the store, and maybe some Java fern if they're not too pricey, since I already have the anubias covered.

Yeah, seems that way sometimes. Most users here are from the UK and surrounding countries, and they're usually asleep at this hour. Down here in Australia, I'm wide awake, waiting for someone to post a question.

I've had my anubius in sand for years, never had a problem - just super slow growth.

It feels like I'm the only regular here, lol

Im looking for plants that can thrive in low light conditions and wont break the bank, and they need to be compatible with sand substrate.

I've got about 8 Anubius Nana, and I'm planning to split them between my current 5g frog tank and a new 10g setup. Thing is, both tanks need more plants, but I ...