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Hello all,
I'm really frustrated. I have a 90 gallon tank with about 20 Convicts (some large, some small) and one large Texan. The problem is that they seem to take pleasure in uprooting and destroying anything I plant. I really would like to add some greenery, but these damn guys won't quit. I can generally keep plants down by putting them in their own individual pots, but in that case they just tear the stalks out at ground level. Can anyone give me some advice on what might be attractive plants that are more resilient to my terrible fish? Thanks in advance, d |
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