Help on good plant

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can some people give me ideas on good plants that root well for my axies tank because he might try to dig them up
 
Hygrophila corymbosa grow up very fast and their roots too.
 
Java fern and Anubias Nana. Low light tolerant, hardy, and best of all they will attach firmly to driftwood or porous rocks. No need to dig them up anymore-rearranging or removing is fast and easy!
 
how much is the price on these plants if i were to buy them at a pet shop
 
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