Can someone ID these species of plants?

[SKjEi o2]

It has teardrop shaped leaves with white streaks on them.

The next one is low growing and has long brownish-red colored leaves..

The last one reminds me of water wisteria but is a little different.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks for your time.

 

[delfisherman]

Top is aluminum plant. Its not an underwater plant middle looks like a crypt and bottom seems to be wisteria. Mine is the same way

 

[SKjEi o2]

Top is aluminum plant. Its not an underwater plant middle looks like a crypt and bottom seems to be wisteria. Mine is the same way

Thanks for the help. I'm really pissed off that my LFS would sell me a non aquatic plant.

Anyways thanks for the help.

 

[jtez]

If it is wisteria, it's grown under low light and if you put it in higher light will probably grow more typical. I still think it looks funny for wisteria though.

Aluminium is sold at every LFS in my city, its a common one unfortunately. But some people like to use it and replace whenever it starts to look bad. You could take it out and grow it as a house plant instead?

 

[SKjEi o2]

If it is wisteria, it's grown under low light and if you put it in higher light will probably grow more typical. I still think it looks funny for wisteria though.

Aluminium is sold at every LFS in my city, its a common one unfortunately. But some people like to use it and replace whenever it starts to look bad. You could take it out and grow it as a house plant instead?

I have normal looking wisteria in the same tank. The leaves are completely different. The unknown species grows so much better than my wisteria.

And yes, I planted the aluminum in a pot and put it near my aquariums. During my water changes, I'll water the aluminum.

 

[Jkeating8]

The wisteria was grown emersed. After adapting to water the leaves will change.

 

[SKjEi o2]

Thank you. How long should it take for it to change leaves?

 

[Jkeating8]

Eh, about a week or two

 

[SKjEi o2]

I've had them for about 2 months now... Do I have to do something for it to adapt other than submerging it?