Need low light plant for bottom

[CShanks]

Im looking for a low light plant for the bottom of my tank. It needs to cover the bottom. Anyone got an idea?

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[Tazalanche]

Sagittaria subulata (aka Dwarf sagittaria) and Cryptocoryne parva are what I'm using to create my carpet. Some use dwarf hair grass or baby tears. Do a search here for carpet & you should find more info.

[myofibroblast]

dwarf baby tears (HC) do best in high light conditions. Same with hairgrass. I wish they were low lighters!

[CShanks]

Sagittaria subulata (aka Dwarf sagittaria) and Cryptocoryne parva are what I'm using to create my carpet. Some use dwarf hair grass or baby tears. Do a search here for carpet & you should find more info.

Sagittaria subulata looks really nice. Thanks. Other sugestions are welcome.

[myofibroblast]

I like sag subulata, just be careful with the low lighting if you want to keep them as foreground plants. They will reach for higher light and grow tall in a low light set up.

Dwarf anubias are fab...totally resistant to attempts at killing it...you literally have to stomp on them to kill them.

[myofibroblast]

Another plug for anubias...when you get tired of gravel, you can just unroot and tie them to a driftwood or stone! Instant re-deco!

[JoseRivera]

Marselia minuta or marselia quadrofilia, or monte carlo 3