I am currently aquascaping my 20g long with mostly stem plants and a sprinkling of Anubias and ferns. I would stick to species that have small leaved plants (in the aquascaping forum, there is a discussion on nano tanks... it has a good list to work from):
Foreground, the tank isn't very tall so you will want the shortest plants possible. Personally, I would go with Glossostigma elatinoides. You have the lighting for it!
Anubias nana, Bolbitis heudelotii have proven to be good choices for me. Wendtii 'bronze' is a small crypt with interesting texture and color.
Good stem plant choices include anything with small leaves --Mayaca fluviatilis, H. micranthemoides (baby tears), H. zosterifolia (stargrass), Didiplis diandra
For red plants, Rotala indica, Rotala wallichii, and Ludwigia repens are commonly available choices.
Carlos
Foreground, the tank isn't very tall so you will want the shortest plants possible. Personally, I would go with Glossostigma elatinoides. You have the lighting for it!
Anubias nana, Bolbitis heudelotii have proven to be good choices for me. Wendtii 'bronze' is a small crypt with interesting texture and color.
Good stem plant choices include anything with small leaves --Mayaca fluviatilis, H. micranthemoides (baby tears), H. zosterifolia (stargrass), Didiplis diandra
For red plants, Rotala indica, Rotala wallichii, and Ludwigia repens are commonly available choices.
Carlos
