plants that don't need much light

[tagword]

I've had luck with Hornwort in low light. It's a floater but you can plant it too. Grows like crazy and helps with water quality. Just be ready to trim it often.

Hornwort's a solid pick, but it can shed needles if it's unhappy. Keep an eye on your filter if you go that route. Mine clogged up once from all the debris.

[claycritters]

Another underrated option is Amazon Sword. It's bigger but can adapt to low light if you give it root tabs. Mine's in a shaded corner of my 55-gallon and still puts out new leaves.