The plants in your list in post #15:
First is small, similar to Salvinia, so I would get something more substantial.
Second (Frogbit) is more substantial, and a nice plant.
Three and four are Anubias species, should be fine for attaching to wood, and it will be less likely to become algae-thick if it has a good floating plant cover.
The next two I donot know, but from their data I would not.
First is small, similar to Salvinia, so I would get something more substantial.
Second (Frogbit) is more substantial, and a nice plant.
Three and four are Anubias species, should be fine for attaching to wood, and it will be less likely to become algae-thick if it has a good floating plant cover.
The next two I donot know, but from their data I would not.