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Old 07-29-2011, 09:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Low-Profile Plant help

Is there a fresh water plant that is like grass, low profile but still does a good job in the tank? I want to put some high plants as well in the tank but nothing that's going to take up so much space that it looks like the tank is over filled with plants. These will be going in a 75g tank BTW. Thanks, Joe
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Default Re: Low-Profile Plant help

There is dwarf hair grass, You can also trim it to as low as you want.
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Thank you, that's just what I'm looking for.
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Default Re: Low-Profile Plant help

Can this grass be planted in just a pool sand base or will I still need to provide a soil base first?
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