Water Hyssop, Bacopa (Bacopa monnieri)

stargate_geek

Also called 'moneywort'

indyglyder

I have a 29" tank and it reached the top. nice looking plant.

reefkeeper1

Thicker, almost succulent like leaves a good contrast to other water plants.

AdrienDeLaChicago

This plant may be hard to recognize because it will change when grown submersed. From my experience, it appears that many people sell this plant immersed. It is more curvy and has blossoms as an immersed plant. When I won some of this plant on eBay I thought the seller either sold me the wrong plant or scammed me. Quite a bit of this plant did not make it during the transition process in my tanks. Quite a bit of it rotted, but half of it survived and what did survive is doing very well and it was fascinating to observe the physical changes in appearance over the course of about three weeks (from immersed to submersed). I love its succulent-like appearance. It is a robust plant that does well in medium/moderately lit tank setups.

achvoy

This is a great plant that seems to grow quickly in any lighting. Easy maintenance.

Abs

hi did somebody said moneywort... actually moneywort is creeeping jenny. i bought a pot of it and when bright to very bright lighting is place it will achieve its bronze color on the leaves.

freph

Grows very well even dosing only liquid ferts in a PFS substrate. Very easy plant to grow and propagate.

Eldachleich

Actually down in my area, this is known as moneywort. Creeping jenny is sold under the name of creeping jenny.

Rear Admiral

Bacopa Monnieri is also known/sold as "Brahmi" aka the memory herb. In Ayurvedic medicine, they say if you eat 10 leaves per day it acts as a type of tonic for the brain and increases memory function and mental capacity. I grew mine in a coir hanging basket where it did fair-average. I rinsed it all clean and put it into my aquarium and it has thrived ever since. A fantastic plant for most aspects of the aquarium, and very hardy due to the fact that it normally grows in boggy/marshy areas in it's native habitat. Will also grow small blue coloured flowers when emersed.

FisheriesOmen

These almost look like under-water succulent cacti

Steve N

The stems of this plant take on algae. I'm not a fan.

sketch804

Okay first off "Difficulty: Medium"? I don't agree with that one what so ever! I have found this to be one of the easiest aquarium plants to grow, something like Wisteria..So as far as being difficult, I have kept this one in a jar beside my window for many years and with out any ferts, grows great. Also I this one easily converts to either submersed or emersed easily and doesn't even lose it's leaves under water. if grown in natural light it will stop growing in Winter, but resume in Spring. Cut it once it gets to the top and plant densely or it will become a tangled mess. Great for sucking up nitrates and NH4 fast, and is also used in fish farms to keep water clean.

Wulfyn

This is also called Coastal Waterhyssop aka Moneywort. Lysimachia nummularia is Creeping Jenny also called Moneywort.

steven p

Got a little one inch sprig about a year ago with a few fish i think, it is now in about 6 four inch stems. Grows slow for me, but refuses to die. Excellent green color, almost as bright as my apono cf. ulvaceus.

Indian fern

brittle and breaks easily. The leaves are great and beautiful. Great as a mid ground plant! :>