my very first plant for my axies

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hey all got my very first plant for my axies today here's hoping it will thrive and survive am planning to get more and more every week and go planted in there i shook all the dirt of and replaced the dirt with the gravel

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because axies are rough and bottom dwellers normally has anyone thought about createing a plant shelf that runs the length of the tank and attaches to the glass by suction cups? then the plants can grow and the branches ect will dangle down and wont get damaged? just a thought
 
Actually I have considered doing that; I thought of using a few big pieces of slate. I have also seen a great cave made from slate that was shaped so that the top was flat and protruded from the water. This was used to plant things. I think the slate was roughened with sandpaper so that moss, etc could grow on it.
 
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