I think if you research those species (which you'll probably need to do on other websites as I doubt you'll find much on this forum), you'll learn that the vast majority of those plants not only are not truly aquatic but rather emergent plants and also will grow much too large and require way too much light for an indoor 10gal tank.
However, if you could set up a plastic swimming pool in your back yard, I bet you could get a nice little "bog" setup going and take advantage of natural sunlight.
Duckweed is the only plant on your list that's commonly kept in aquariums... and many consider it a nuisance plant as it's so very hard to get RID of once you get it (I remember one member about blowing a gasket trying to eradicate it from one of his tanks only to find some growing out of the grout in his tiled shower LOL)
However, if you could set up a plastic swimming pool in your back yard, I bet you could get a nice little "bog" setup going and take advantage of natural sunlight.
Duckweed is the only plant on your list that's commonly kept in aquariums... and many consider it a nuisance plant as it's so very hard to get RID of once you get it (I remember one member about blowing a gasket trying to eradicate it from one of his tanks only to find some growing out of the grout in his tiled shower LOL)
