what types of plants can i attatch to drirtwood

[billfish 234]

as title says,

i know about mosses and anubias, was wondering what my other options are,and whats the best way to attatch them?

[QldMick 144]

java fern, needle leaf java fern and crested java fern. I've used fishing line or zip ties to attach them to drift wood.

[d1ll 14]

For large plants fishing line works well and isn't very visible.

For small plants i use superglue which works very well

Bucephalandra are another epiphyte with many varieties, hygrophila pinnatifida is another

Many people are also unaware that many/all stem plants can be attached to wood/rock. They won't attach to it with roots like epiphytes but will happily grow like that if secured properly provided there are sufficient nutrients in the water.

[johnbetta 346]

u can use fishing line or rubber bands or sowing thread 

[Robbo_003 31]

@billfish

For smaller plants/moss I use an aquarium safe superglue gel, one that has an active constituent of Cyanoacrylate. It basically becomes inert when moist or wet on the wood/rock which does a good job attaching the plant. Also make sure it’s a superglue gel, I recently purchased some from Bunnings.For larger plants I use fishing line and remove once attached. The above options have worked for me.

Cheers

Chris

[ageofaquariums 507]

Bolbitus > everything else

:)