What will appreciate thick moss

[Beastije]

I know I most likely asked before but anyways. My asian tank has a super thick moss "wall" and initially I thought it would be used for cloud mountain minnow spawning, but it is not, if yes, the fry dont survive the high flow. My other idea was that the hillstream loaches might use this and the nooks for spawning, again no dice.

I never had such a nice moss actually prosper in any tank, I used it to seed all my other tanks but it sort of rubs me wrong I have this massive biomass and nothing uses it. It is about 20-25 cm high, 10 cm wide and 110 cm long mass

Is there something I am missing that would appreciate it? I was considering getting some shrimp, but I suspect they will get eaten in this tank.
inhabitants: cca 40 white cloud minnows, 7 panda garra, 3 hillstrea loaches (sewellia lineolata)

Thanks

 

[BrianK]

you might lose a few babies but I think shrimp would be okay

 

[Sgooosh]

I know I most likely asked before but anyways. My asian tank has a super thick moss "wall" and initially I thought it would be used for cloud mountain minnow spawning, but it is not, if yes, the fry dont survive the high flow. My other idea was that the hillstream loaches might use this and the nooks for spawning, again no dice.

I never had such a nice moss actually prosper in any tank, I used it to seed all my other tanks but it sort of rubs me wrong I have this massive biomass and nothing uses it. It is about 20-25 cm high, 10 cm wide and 110 cm long mass

Is there something I am missing that would appreciate it? I was considering getting some shrimp, but I suspect they will get eaten in this tank.
inhabitants: cca 40 white cloud minnows, 7 panda garra, 3 hillstrea loaches (sewellia lineolata)

Thanks

i think a clear shrimp would look wonderful in here, or a filter shrimp
adult shrimp cannot be eaten by minnows