Xenia types - are they all bad?

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I know that pulsing xenia can get out of control and take over a tank. So I avoided it.

But I like the way xenia looks and I see other "types" of xenia available. Are they all problematic? Could I use a Pom Pom Xenia or a silver Xenia and NOT have it take over everything?


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Every Xenia will take over .Have u thought about an island for the Xenia
 
I don't have a very big tank - there's very little to no room to add an island.

I didn't know what I was doing when I set up my rockscape and now it's all glued together and changing it would be very difficult/ messy.
 
I don't have a very big tank - there's very little to no room to add an island.

I didn't know what I was doing when I set up my rockscape and now it's all glued together and changing it would be very difficult/ messy.
You can try growing it on the sand
 

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