ANOTHER ID Needed Please.

Here are more...



I thought maybe an Amazon or crypt???



Don't have a clue, but as you can see there are a whole lot of shoots coming out of the "root ball"...

 

second one should be aponogeton crispus

 

@shihr, the 2nd one in which post, please? Thank you for the help...

 

this one:

 

Thanks @shihr, one down lots still to go...

 

Kim the one you got from me I got from @wearsbunnyslippers maybe he can help I was under the impresion it was a Sword of some sort...

 

Thanks Grant, I will wait until he replies to your "poke".

 

@Skye01 - here's my take on them:

Plant no 1 - "Purple Waffle" an Hemigraphis type - unfortunately not an aquatic - melts in a month or so...

plant no 2 - disagree with @shihr - Looks more like Cryptocoryne balansae to me....Give it lots of space - grows huge,though slowly - one of my favourite Crypts

plant 3 - To small to tell...maybe some form of Sagitarius...

plant 4 - Some type of Echinodorus...

plant 5 - Echinodorus parvifolius

plant 6 - Looks like Echinodorus bleheri - changing over from emersed to submerged form

plant 7 - Aponogeton ulvaceus.

plant 8 - Eish - some type of Echinodorus ??? Maybe "Red Rubin"?

 

@azurekoi, thanks for that I can at least go and look them up... :bigsmile: The question I have is about the purple one... I thought that non-aquatic plants did not grow roots from the nodes, is this true?

 

That is too much of a generalisation to be true...Think of Hygrophila polysperma - that roots freely from the nodes....

 

Hmmm, ok point taken thanks.

 

Ya azurekoi.. Think ur right.. Sorry pic on phone is diff from pic on pc

 

@Skye01 please empty your inbox - trying to pm you