First Batch Of Plants, Now What?

[adam98150]

Well my first batch of plants arrived form Tropical-aquarium-plants, i have to say im very pleased they were very healthy. Anyway my tank is a standard 24" 15g(UK) with one 18" Arcadia FW tube and one 18" interpet daylight plus. Along with about 3mm gravel about 2-2 1/2" deep. With tetraplant liquid fert and tabs. No CO2.

My plants are as follows:
-Tiger Lotus
-Java fern/Java moss
-Vallis, Red
-Crypts W???

My other 10 plants should arrive soon as their was a flood. Anyway they all seem to be Mid-ground plants, what other plants could i have? For fore-ground, mid-ground and b-ground? Common names please.

Cheers, Adam.

 

[Underwurlde]

Copy & paste. Sorry:

Foreground (Carpeting / Covering)
Java moss (£1 / clump)
Christmas moss (£3.75 / pot)
Willow moss (Clod water?) (£2 / clump)
Marsilea Quadrifolia (£1.50 / chain)
Hemianthus Micranthemoides aka ‘HM’ (£1.50 ./ bunch of 5)
(can grow towards the light or behave and stay bushy as in picture).

Hemianthus Callitrichoides (£3.75 / large pot)
Small Cryptocorynes (Parva, Lutea, Lucens, etc) (£14.50 / pot luck bunch of 5)
Anubia Petite Nana
(will grow attached to rocks or bog wood, and can look very decorative)

Midground
Mid-sized Crypts (Wendtii, others, excellent plant)
Barclaya Longifolia (can get big, can also behave)
Nymphaea species (must be taught to behave, otherwise a background plant)
Anubias (Barterii, Coffeefolia, Barterii Var Nana, others)
Anubia Gracilis (does better immersed rather than submerged)
Java Fern (will grow attached to rocks or bog wood, and can look very decorative)
Bolbitis heudelotii (when small a midground)

Background plants
Most Hygrophile species
Rotala Rotundifolia
Egeria Densa
Egeria Najas
Limnophila Sessilifolia and Indica and Aquatica
Hydrocotyle Leucocephala (Brazilian Pennywort)
Nymphaea species
Amazon Swords
Bacopa Species
Bolbitis Heudlotii (when fully grown, a very slow grower)
Alternantera Reineckii (striking plant, can do low-light with CO2)
Vallisneria (Americana, Asiatica, Spiralis)
Some Sagittaria species
Hornwort (very, very fast growth rate).
Cabomba

 

[adam98150]

Cheers i was thinking, Red cabomba, wisteria(sp), small crypts etc?