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I hate to tell you this, but you have several non-aquatic plants in your tank. The striped plants are a Dracaena species, and the dark green fern is Borneo fern (Trichomanes javanicum). Both of those will eventually die if you keep them in the tank. The Dracanea will make a good houseplant if you pot it. I'm not sure about the Borneo fern as a houseplant, though- it normally is used inside terrariums and probably needs a high humidity.
It looks like you have a swordplant, though, which should be fine as long as your goldfish don't decide to eat it.
Unless you decide to upgrade your lighting, right now I'd probably stick with Java ferns, Anubias, mosses, and perhaps some crypts and more swords for your tank- IF the goldfish will leave them alone.
I'd encourage you to look at some of the other moss species besides just java moss. Xmas moss might be a really good choice for your tank, and would look more "tidy" than java moss.
Also- and this is extremely important- you're going to need to choose whether you want to set up a goldfish tank OR a tank for tropical fish. Goldfish need to be kept at much cooler tempeartures (60-72F), but most tropical fish need to be kept 76-82F. That is a very big difference, and one of the main reasons that goldies and tropicals should never be kept together (there are other reasons it's a bad idea, as well...)
If your goal here is to set up a planted tank, then you're probably better off rehoming the goldfish (which eat plants) and sticking with tropical fish.
Except the silver dollar I think I see in your tank- which though it is a tropical fish, it also will eat all your plants, so will probably need to be rehomed.
I hate to tell you this, but you have several non-aquatic plants in your tank. The striped plants are a Dracaena species, and the dark green fern is Borneo fern (Trichomanes javanicum). Both of those will eventually die if you keep them in the tank. The Dracanea will make a good houseplant if you pot it. I'm not sure about the Borneo fern as a houseplant, though- it normally is used inside terrariums and probably needs a high humidity.
It looks like you have a swordplant, though, which should be fine as long as your goldfish don't decide to eat it.
Unless you decide to upgrade your lighting, right now I'd probably stick with Java ferns, Anubias, mosses, and perhaps some crypts and more swords for your tank- IF the goldfish will leave them alone.
I'd encourage you to look at some of the other moss species besides just java moss. Xmas moss might be a really good choice for your tank, and would look more "tidy" than java moss.
Also- and this is extremely important- you're going to need to choose whether you want to set up a goldfish tank OR a tank for tropical fish. Goldfish need to be kept at much cooler tempeartures (60-72F), but most tropical fish need to be kept 76-82F. That is a very big difference, and one of the main reasons that goldies and tropicals should never be kept together (there are other reasons it's a bad idea, as well...)
If your goal here is to set up a planted tank, then you're probably better off rehoming the goldfish (which eat plants) and sticking with tropical fish.
Except the silver dollar I think I see in your tank- which though it is a tropical fish, it also will eat all your plants, so will probably need to be rehomed.
