Plant ID please. Thanks!

[Donut the Donkey]

From left picture to right:

The first one grew successfully in my tank but I didn't like how it looked so I discarded it.

The second one is currently growing well. The red stems have turned regular green though. Bummer because I kinda liked the red stem look.

The third one, I didn't buy. Just curious of it's name.

Thank you!

[Donut the Donkey]

Anybody? Sorry, I forgot one more plant. Is this Thai Fissidens?

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[vipered]

1st would be Blyxa japonica,
2nd my guess will be Ammannia pedicellata,
3rd picture cannot see properly except purple leaves on the underside, so I can't ID the plant
4th I am not sure

[Donut the Donkey]

Hi Vipered. Thanks a lot for the reply!

1st: I can safely say that it isn't Blyxxa Japonica. I have those.
2nd: Hmm I'm googlin' the name you gave..

Hope to have more replies from everyone else.

[vipered]

Ok then the first must probably be Pogostemon Octopus, I have bought it before and it grows really long leaves!
Anyway do try this website for ID-ing aquatic plants, very useful.

http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/f...ead=Plant_type

[AQMS]

1st looks like from the Eriocaulon species,probably Eriocaulon sp. 'Goias',i might be wrong.
3rd Limnophila aromatica 'hippuroides'
4th Fissidens nobilis

[Shadow]

1. look like juncus repens
4. Could be Thai fissiden hard to tell, Thai and US fissiden look the same only the size Thai fissiden much bigger.

[Donut the Donkey]

Awesome! Thanks to everybody who replied.

Confirmed
1) Juncus Repens! (thanks Shadow)
2) Ammannia Pedicellata (thanks Vipered)
3) Limnophila Aromatica 'Hippuroides' (thanks Zerofighterx101)
4) Thai Fissidens or Fissidens Nobilis (thanks Shadow & Zerofighterx101)

[Xiaozhuang]

Hi,
The 3'rd plant is likely not a Limnophila hippuroides but Pogostemon stellatus, the difference is in the pink/purple at the nodes (where the leaf connects the stem). Also pogostemon stellatus has slightly narrower leaves (though this trait is not as dependable due to the variability of limnophila). In the aquarium, pogostemon stellatus would be harder to grow than limnophila hippuroides