What kind of plants are these?

[daileene]

Pretty sure it looks like an (Encinodoris) of some sort, It looks what is commonly call a melon sword. hope this helps.

Fisman

Hi. Which plant are you referring to? Sorry I didn't post the individual plants here but put it in an album...

 

[daileene]

Everything else is fine. The java fern shouldn't be planted though. Its rhizome must remain above the substrate. It does best attached to rocks or wood.

Thank you so much for that information. I would get some rocks or wood tomorrow.

 

[Shrimp fan]

Generally plants that are green and white are not aquatic. Dunno why shops sell them as being aquatic.
There are some good plant websites out there all about aquarium plants which you can use a quick reference guide.

 

[fort384]

I agree with crepes analysis.

 

[saltwatertogo]

Hi. Which plant are you referring to? Sorry I didn't post the individual plants here but put it in an album...

It was your first pic,s

 

[daileene]

thank you fisman...

 

[daileene]

does anybody have any idea on what is the ID of that reddish plant in my album? it has some roots in its stem and it somewhat have some shoots of flowers on it? I am not sure though...

please let me know if it is also aquatic?

 

[Crepe]

The red plant is some kind of ludwigia. Ludwigia tend to go into inflorescence underwater.

My guess is something like L. Palustris

Without a better picture it will be hard to ID fully.

 

[daileene]

The red plant is some kind of ludwigia. Ludwigia tend to go into inflorescence underwater.

My guess is something like L. Palustris

Without a better picture it will be hard to ID fully.

Thanks crepe...if you are right, is this plant aquatic?

 

[Crepe]

Yes it would be aquatic. Most ludwigia, if not all ludwigia, are aquatic. I can't think of one off the top of my head. But I'm 99% sure there's at least one non-aquatic ludwigia. But I digress. Any ludwigia you encounter in a store is probably aquatic 98% of the time.

 

[saltwatertogo]

Okay, so I took a picture of my plants in my 10G tank this morning and it's all here in this link:

http://www.aquariumadvice.com/forums/members/33270-albums1281.html

Please let me know if you have any idea what kind of plants that are unknown in this album and if any of them are non-aquatic.

Thank you all in advance.

Your red plant looks like a Altarnanthera Sessilis. Very nice looking specimen.

Fishman

 

[daileene]

Yes it would be aquatic. Most ludwigia, if not all ludwigia, are aquatic. I can't think of one off the top of my head. But I'm 99% sure there's at least one non-aquatic ludwigia. But I digress. Any ludwigia you encounter in a store is probably aquatic 98% of the time.

Thank you crepe...that's helpful...so I guess the only thing that is not aquatic so far in my tank is the green and white plant...

 

[daileene]

Your red plant looks like a Altarnanthera Sessilis. Very nice looking specimen.

Fishman

thank you. It really is pretty in person. It has a combination of green and red and little burgundy in the leaves, and it seems like it has a shoot of flowers in some areas. I wish I could have taken a more nicer look of it.

thanks again.

 

[Jason7894561230]

Hey i dont know if anyone ID the other plant but im going to say its a ribbon plant and it isnt fully aquatic

 

[daileene]

Hey i dont know if anyone ID the other plant but im going to say its a ribbon plant and it isnt fully aquatic

hi jason, are you referring to the pointy plant with the green and white stripes?

 

[daileene]

i don't think it was IDed yet jason