Can i know this plant name??

[Shoots2002]

And also how much light does it need and so on

 

[Richardwm]

Kinda looks like water sprite or some kinda moss

 

[Autumnsky]

Maybe Chaetomorpha Algae for SW. I don't know much about it.

 

[John2.0]

Reminds me of Riccia fluitans but not sure.

 

[Niccobacci11]

Reminds me of Riccia fluitans but not sure.

+1 i agree

 

[jetajockey]

It's definitely riccia, im selling some on ebay right now that looks identical to that.

 

[Autumnsky]

It's definitely riccia, im selling some on ebay right now that looks identical to that.

If Jetajockey says it I believe it!!!

 

[Rivercats]

Yes it's Riccia which is a floating plant and enjoys light, which you obviously have plenty of. One thing just so you have the information is don't use any type of liquid carbon with Riccia in a tank as Riccia is very sensitive to it and will usually melt.

 

[Shoots2002]

Thank you guys very much and i dont have any kind of carbon in this tank...o think any plant don't like any carbon...right???

 

[Rivercats]

I am talking about liquid carbons that aid in plant photosynthesis and growth. Products like Excel, API CO2 Booster, and Metricide 14. These are good products to use daily in planted tanks BUT several plants are known to be sensitive to it, like Riccia.

Activated carbon in planted tanks is a very debatable subject which you will get arguments on both sides of the fence. I personally use carbon in my planted tanks and have never had issues with plants. Many prefer to use Purigen in planted tanks.