Another Plant ID please

Before I plant these could someone let me know whether they are true aquatic plants?? The last one is a cool piece of driftwood i found.... dont need an ID for that lol

Thanks in advance for the help

 

1: Hygrophila corymbosa - Giant Hygro (Looks almost the same, yours is a little gray, but that could be the light)
2: Green One: Looks like Ludwigia ovalis or repens
2: Red one: Could be Alternanthera reinekii
3: Is a dead plant. It is safe to add to an aquarium! LOL!

 

the plant on the right used to be some kind of a tree, probably mopani,guava, or vine

im also interested in the one on the left, because the lfs is stocking it at the moment in potch

 

I'm pretty sure it's H. corymbosa, it's a super easy plant. Just give it light and a bit of ferts and it grows like mad!!

 

I'm not sure if I'm totally happy with it and still have to add some flame moss
once I get it from Dirk but here's my first go at scaping my newest 3ft tank -

Thanks Slagter for the plant ID's btw!

 

Looks quite cool...

I do think you need some foreground plants. When you get your flame moss from the prof ask him for some Echinodorus quadricostatus to use as a foreground plant. Then I think it will look alot more natural.

 

nice tank - taking shape nicely
very blue silicone…
What’s the specs – forna/flora

 

Has that tank been previously treated for White Spot?? I know my silicon went blue green when I had treated mine! Stsyed that way for about a year before finally fading!

Nice tank tho dude! You guys always impress me with your scaping ability!!

Cheers
BigG!

 

hmmm i got blue silicon from white spot treatment too lol i dont even notice it even more.

 

Tank looks great

 

the plant on the left is easy to grow i agree once you get some foreground plants it will look awsome