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Yep, Anubias are tough but slow in high pH. Mine are glued to driftwood, and I barely mess with them. They'll grow eventually, just don't expect miracles. What's your substrate? Sand or gravel can make a diff.

Hi,

I've attempted to grow short hair grass, but so far, nothing's worked out. I used mineflake rock wool as the substrate, which I previously used for a different plant in my aquarium. I'm looking for a material to put in the bottom of a one-gallon aquarium to create a grass-like blanket effect ...

Hi,

I've attempted to grow short hair grass, but so far, nothing's worked out. I used mineflake rock wool as the substrate, which I previously used for a different plant in my aquarium. I'm looking for a material to put in the bottom of a one-gallon aquarium to create a grass-like blanket effect ...

Try an active substrate like floruite or ADA amazonia, should give you a better shot.

I think the blue one might be a Champsochromis caeruleus, but don't quote me on that - I'm not an expert on Malawi cichlids, I don't own any.

Admiral Thrawn is amazing, I love him in Star Wars, such a great character.

Saw all the awesome betta setups and I'm hooked, getting a tank now.
My dymax nano is ready, just need a few more plants to fill it out.

Still brainstorming a name for my future betta - any suggestions?