Can anyone recommend some good floating plants?

The main purpose of this plant will be to allow my male betta to build
bubble nests and to float frozen food for a longer period of time.

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I have several Water Lettuce(Pistia stratiotes L.) Floating in the 75 community.
They require high light (but they float inches from the bulbs) and are
considered a nuisance in the wild by the ecologists, but I like em in the
aquariums.
http://www.apms.org/plants/waterlettuce.htm
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"Mads Villadsen" wrote in message
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: Can anyone recommend some good floating plants?

Dinky wrote:
They require high light (but they float inches from the bulbs) and are
considered a nuisance in the wild by the ecologists, but I like em in the

Just be sure to check if they're a legal plant in your state. Here in Texas
it is against the law to posess water lettuce.

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Likely because of the ecological impact they'd have if they were "set free".

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: Just be sure to check if they're a legal plant in your state. Here in Texas
: it is against the law to posess water lettuce.
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Mads Villadsen wrote:

Can anyone recommend some good floating plants?

The main purpose of this plant will be to allow my male betta to build
bubble nests and to float frozen food for a longer period of time.

I think water sprite works best for this. Or Riccia, but
water sprite is easier to get.


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I like Brazilian Pennywort. It's hardy and easy to trim.

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