Another plant ID thread

[Rcguerra]

Thank you in advance

 

[Trout11B]

I'm no plant expert, but that first one maybe an ocelot sword. I'm sure other here will know better. Echinodorus ozelot

 

[aqua_chem]

What plants are you wanting an ID for? Just everything or something in particular?



The one in the first looks like a crypt. You can drive yourself insane trying to get a positive ID on crypt species, it if I had to guess I would say that it's a C. Nurii.

Second pic has a vallisneria, maybe americana? Not sure what the shorter plant is, could be lilaeopsis brasiliensis or a hairgrass (eleocharis) species.

Third pic... You're going to have to clarify which species you're curious about.

 

[Rcguerra]

Thank you for the feedback. On the first image I am trying to identify the plants on the midground, in front of the ludwigia and behind the hairgrass (which, by the way, is Eleocharis parvula). I believe trout gave a really nice shot at suggesting the ozelot, but I am not a plant expert either.

On the second picture, I am trying to figure out the kind of plant on the background, with long, flat leaves, behind the grass.

On the third one, I am trying to identify the spiral leaves on the foreground, in front of the red tiger lotus nod. The base/roots of the plant is on the lower left quadrant of the image.

Sorry for being so vague. I was trying to have the images available as fast as possible.

 

[calfishguy]

Thank you for the feedback. On the first image I am trying to identify the plants on the midground, in front of the ludwigia and behind the hairgrass (which, by the way, is Eleocharis parvula). I believe trout gave a really nice shot at suggesting the ozelot, but I am not a plant expert either.

On the second picture, I am trying to figure out the kind of plant on the background, with long, flat leaves, behind the grass.

On the third one, I am trying to identify the spiral leaves on the foreground, in front of the red tiger lotus nod. The base/roots of the plant is on the lower left quadrant of the image.

Sorry for being so vague. I was trying to have the images available as fast as possible.

The one with the spiral leaves looks like corkscrew vals.

 

[aqua_chem]

Ok then, my money is on a cryptocoryne sp, maybe nurii, for the first, jungle val for the second, and corkscrew val on the third.

 

[Rcguerra]

Thank you!