Plant ID

[plumboy21]

Please help with these plant IDs. Thanks. Left: is it Didiplis diandra? Middle: tip is a beautiful rose gold color, leaves like fork, slow growth. Right: leaves also like fork, super fast glowth.

[Xema]

First one looks like Egeria najas, or some kind of Najas genus plant.

Second and third pictures look like Ceratophyllum demersum.

[Shadow]

1st one look like Najas guadalupensis

[ranmasatome]

i know this.. but i just have to confirm b4 i post anything..
if anyone else know b4 then.. pls post.. ill only be able to after 28th.

[plumboy21]

left photo: the leave edges are like the teeth of a saw, not smooth edges. any contribution? let me know. thanks.

[Shadow]

left photo: the leave edges are like the teeth of a saw, not smooth edges. any contribution? let me know. thanks.

then it might be Egeria najas

[plumboy21]

then it might be Egeria najas

hi, i did a search but it does not look like Egeria najas as it is bushy whereas mine have their leaves spread between distances.

[Happy Camper]

First one Najas Guadalupensis for sure.

Xema is right about the Ceratophyllum demersum (no. 2 pic).

Number 3 pic is also Ceratophyllum but not sure which one, look up hornworts on google and you may have some luck finding it.

[plumboy21]

thanks Happy Camper, you could be right about pic 1 and 2. Ok, i will check out pic 3. now that you mentioned, yeah, i realized both pic 2 and 3 plants do not root. pic 2 leaves is coarser than pic 3.