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Frogbit
Frogbit is very easy to grow. It’s a floating plant that grows at a reasonable rate. It does not grow too fast to the point where it becomes impossible to control.
Frogbit grows long roots and fuzzy roots, which are a great hiding place for baby guppies. However, keeping snails in the aquarium can hinder the growth of the frogbit as snails like to eat the roots.
Guppy Grass
Naja grass (guppy grass) effectively extracts nitrate from the water column, so it can be used in heavily stocked tanks to keep nitrate levels low.
When allowed to grow densely, guppy grass is a great place for fry to hide and stay safe from other predatory fish.
Duckweed
Duckweed grows super-fast. The growth and reproduction rate of duckweed can explode when the right nutrients and lights are present.
Duckweed thrives in nearly any aquarium, and in most cases experiences explosive growth. If cleaning and purifying your aquarium’s water isn’t enough, they also have a well-deserved reputation for reducing algae growth. You can purchase it at several online fish stores.
Java Moss
Java moss is a living plant that has long stringy leaves that are perfect hiding places for guppies. It anchors to the bottom of the aquarium and grows really fast.
It works well as a natural filter and can be grown without CO2 or fertilizer.
