The green stuff for bushy

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ZachPaul
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so ive got a 29 gallon. in it are (sorry for common names) 9 adult diamond tetra 2 dojo loaches and 2 common B.n. plecos i just bought not too long ago. (i think its a male and a female, but i might have 2 males because the 'female' was kinda beat up and i think its bush might have been dammaged) in wich i have some java fern and java moss. are there any other plants that are as hardy?

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In my experience, plants that do very well even without fertilizer or lots of light, are various kinds of Anubias and Cryptocoryne. I'm very pleased with the Onion Plants (Crinum sp.) I have, but they may grow a bit too big for a 29g tank.
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In my experience, bristlenoses (bushynoses) are fine with just about any type of plants - they don't eat them unless they are REALLY hungry - something you can avoid by giving them plenty of other food...

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