I would have to agree with pk in the fact that nana is about the easiest plant to grow, in low light situations, lilies will do well, also red indian swords will do well in lower light situations, to add a little bit of contrast to the green from the other plants i also find corkscrew vale easy to grow, try those types of plants before spending tons of money on high light, high co2 needing plants.

Brandon

Yea,-Java-moss-is-also-one-of-my-favorites.......It-looks-good-if-you-get-it-started-on-wood-by-tying-it-on-first-and-then-letting-it-go.......Somtimes-it-needs-a-little-pruning,-and-some-fish-are-really-good-with-this,.....or-you-can-tear-off-the-longer-stuff-when-it-gets-long........It's-versitile-and-will-grow-as-a-free-floating-clump-and-some-people-have-had-it-grow-as-ground-cover-if-atatched-to-a-screen.......Good-stuff,-and-also-needs-very-little-light-to-thrive......Like-Anubias-any-little-light-will-make-it-grow.

If-you-go-to-Petco-and-see-the-"moss-balls"-they-have.....they're-not-truly-moss-balls....They're-Java-moss-wrapped-around-a-plastic-ball.....At-least-the-things-wrapped-around-a-ball.......that's-Java-moss.

Not-only-am-I-sure-it-can-be-done,-I-think-I've-seen-pics-of-that-very-thing.

Somone-on-this-site-gave-the-link-under-a-post-about-Java-moss-I-think,-or-maybe-it-was-a-post-that-derailed-to-Java-moss.