Help me ID these new plants please
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thanks for the replies, i guess if i notice the plants starting to rot or whatever i'll take them out.
The second one looks like this plant: http://www.thatpetplace.com/pet/group/17235/product.web
And as far as I know brazilian sword isn't aquatic, so I'm not so sure that this "varigated" version would be. And the third one doesn't look at all like bolbitis to me the leave shapes aren't like any I have seen as well as the fact that bolbitis has a rhizome and that plant doesn't, but it does look non-aquatic. I say you go get your money back, because you can pretty much guarantee most of these plants are just going to melt in your tank, so why take the chance and waste money when you can get plants that are going to give you enjoyment in the long-term? The only plants that actually are aquatic are the amazon sword and the hair grass, which if you don't have really good light probably won't do that well for you.
And as far as I know brazilian sword isn't aquatic, so I'm not so sure that this "varigated" version would be. And the third one doesn't look at all like bolbitis to me the leave shapes aren't like any I have seen as well as the fact that bolbitis has a rhizome and that plant doesn't, but it does look non-aquatic. I say you go get your money back, because you can pretty much guarantee most of these plants are just going to melt in your tank, so why take the chance and waste money when you can get plants that are going to give you enjoyment in the long-term? The only plants that actually are aquatic are the amazon sword and the hair grass, which if you don't have really good light probably won't do that well for you.
