Help Id these plants please

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ernest

Discussion Starter · Oct 25, 2016 (Edited)

I was in a park that has a lake and the city was doing some work in the shore of the lake I saw this plants and collect them for my tank
Can I plant all of them or they are a pest for tanks. I dont want them to conquest the whole tank
Thanks

the 3rd one is hard when touched and kind of fragile, it break to form like sand.. maybe is just all the dirt covering.

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Watercrayfish

· #2 · Oct 25, 2016

1. Bacopa
2. Pennywort
3. Hornwort

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ernest

Discussion Starter · #3 · Oct 25, 2016 (Edited by Moderator)

The second one here is kind of thorny but not hard thorns
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HSakhi

· #4 · Oct 25, 2016

ernest said:
The second one here is kind of thorny but not hard thorns
Thanks

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1. Eleocharis?
2. ?
3. Echnodirus(sword)

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Tinanti

· #5 · Oct 25, 2016

1st 3:
-Bacopa monnieri
-Hydrocotyle? Could be Centella but hard to say from photo
-Does it smell like burned rubber bands?

2nd 3:
-Eleocharis - can't say species though
-Najas marina
-Potamogeton sp

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ernest

Discussion Starter · #6 · Oct 25, 2016 (Edited by Moderator)

Tinanti said:
1st 3:
-Bacopa monnieri
-Hydrocotyle? Could be Centella but hard to say from photo
-Does it smell like burned rubber bands?

2nd 3:
-Eleocharis - can't say species though
-Najas marina
-Potamogeton sp

Najas marina....man you nailed I looked for images on the web and is the same thanks. I don't see a lot of people using it
maybe beacuse is not that pretty or has a nice foliage.

Which one did you ask for burned rubber bands?

Maybe this 2 pic can help you more
I checked and indeed Centelle is similar to hydrocotile