[dlanderson]

This is my 10 gallon shrimp tank. I am planning on cleaning out the shells from the MTS that have been taken out by the assassin snail. I am wondering what plant(s) would work in the right side. There is a small cave under the fern and there is Potamogeton gayi behind on the right. Would love to know what plant I could use towards the foreground. Right now I have to CFL at 10W and 6700*. Thanks for any advice.

 

[ericwithac]

Some dwarf hairgrass, if you kept it trimmed short, or some java moss would look really nice there.

 

[MCHRKiller]

I would make a carpet of Anubias petite with some slightly larger A.nana in the rear right....leaving some negative space in the center and main front right.

 

[GrampsGrunge]

A couple Crypt. Parva would make good accent plants for the base of the stonework, and they grow really slowly.

 

[Nordic]

I would drop some leaves there in the front corner, the tank has such a nice biotopey feeling to it.

 

[dlanderson]

Thanks for the replies. I might head in the direction of some Crypt. parva and maybe an anubia behind. A couple oak leaves will definitely be going in soon for the shrimp. I've never had much luck with dhg in the past but I could always give it a second (or third) chance.

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[mot]

You could thin out your fern on the left and use that over on the right to balance the aquascape.