I am having difficulty in one tank with several of the plants due to fish dislodging them. It is a sixty gallon loaded with adult through baby albino bristlenose, 2-3+inch clown loaches, a couple clown pleco (I think L103) and a half dozen gold lazer corydoras. I am not sure who is dislodging the plants, but I have tried thread and they work them loose. The tank has a great deal of driftwood and a couple small breeder caves along with a large castle like ornament I have left in because the most dominant male pleco seems to always prefer that for breeding. I even have some realistic fake plants for more cover and Pothos roots hanging down in from the back, but I had to actually pull out and try to rehab a couple anubias petite. They were ripped up a bit, not that they were eating the leaves but separated. One should be okay, not sure about the other. The Java Ferns keep getting worked loose too. The fish have plenty of food. I feed zucchini (1/2 to 1 full each week) along with pellet food/flakes for the corys and the loaches. I have had to put a rock directly on the micro sword rhizomes to keep them down. My wife likes the red plants and wants me to add some, but I was uncertain how to keep them in place. If I try this plant, should I leave it in the basket with the rock wool then as the instructions call for on the planter description? I have root tabs already I could put in there.