Help ID these three plants

[baobeiiiiiiii]

hey,

I failed at growing plants from seed (algae covered them and they died off), so i'm going to buy grown plants. But I have no way of identifying them as the website is in chinese. There's three i'm interested in:

1

2

3

Apologies for posting links, but each of those pages has several pics of the plants. I'm thinking link 1 might be baby tears? And 2 or 3 might be some kind of dwarf hair grass? Thanks. This is for an iwagumi style tank.

 

[dragonfisher33]

the pictures for 2 and 3 do look like dwarf hairgrass.

on a side note: i'm Chinese too, does the website you've provided ship to the US?

 

[baobeiiiiiiii]

I'm not sure. I think taobao is mainly for just China, but if you know Chinese you could always sign up and ask the shop.

 

[Goldfish loach boy]

The first one looks like dwarf baby tears

 

[Rivercats]

Are you in the US? If so it's much cheaper and shipping is much much faster which means you'll get your plants alive, which I can't say they would be if shipped from China to the US.

As for plants #1 looks like Glosso
#2 looks like the Mini Hair Grass that I know is over in Europe and could be there too
#3 looks like DHG but could also be Micro chain sword

You do know these plants need high light, CO2, and a good dosing regime of both macro and micro ferts.

 

[aqua_chem]

#1 Glossostigma
#2 & #3 Eleocharis sp. (Dwarf hair grass, likely parvula but possibly belem)

 

[KoobLis]

Before ordering these plants, make sure you know why your first attempt didn't work out - granted they were from seeds/bulbs. Take into account that the plants that you've choosen are high light requirement plants; meaning that you will need at least T5HO and at the very minimum 3WPG. And if you're going to go with a light that strong, then you're probably gonna need to set up some kind of CO2 so that your plants don't get overwhelmed by algae again.

I'm just giving my 2 cents because I know the feeling of spending $20 some dollars on a whole bunch of plants and then wonder why they are slowly melting away.