[iJohno]

Plant ID Plz Tree looking thing - Imgur

 

[ChristopherM]

Hi, iJohno,

I'm not up on aquatic plants, but, I think that's a Ludwigia. I'm not certain of the species, but, perhaps Repens? Have a look on Google for Ludwigia Repens. If that doesn't match your plant closely enough, just search for Ludwigia and go through images until you find one you believe matches your plants. It could also be Rotala indica. Try searching for it, too. Hope this helps.

 

[heatherbee]

Hygrophila polysperma. Im certain on it the brighter the light the prettier it is & it grows inches a week in my tank

 

[BlackThumb]

Ludwigia Glandulosa

 

[bsantucci]

Hygrophila polysperma. Im certain on it the brighter the light the prettier it is & it grows inches a week in my tank

Hope you're not a gambler

Ludwigia Glandulosa

This is correct, definitely this.

 

[RWaters]

Ludwigia Glandulosa.

Definitely MAYBE this.

 

[Aquarium_Alex]

+3 on L. Glandulosa. The leaf pattern is similar to H. Polysperma 'sunset' but even under very high light H. Polysperma 'sunset' turns pinkish, not purple like that. Also, the leaves on the plant you have are pointier on the ends, unlike H. Polysperma 'sunset' which are slightly rounded.


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[heatherbee]

Lol, oh well... I am sorry! I was sure. I've got the hygro poly in 2 tanks and mine looks a lot like this one tank and bright pink with much more obvious veins in the other tank. It is a very wide ranging plant depending on conditions.

 

[g4search]

Hygrophila polysperma. Im certain on it the brighter the light the prettier it is & it grows inches a week in my tank

Hygrophila polysperma is popular world wide due to its exceptional coloration.

Unfortunately, Hygrophila polysperma falls under the federal ban and is not allowed to be kept or grown in the United States.

 

[heatherbee]

Off topic- Id like to see the information to back that statement up.
To my knowledge federally it is only illegal to sell it or ship across state lines. I know it is illegal to own in certain states, however, this varies by state & not federally as far as everything I have ever seen (legitimate documents & laws).

 

[Aquarium_Alex]

Hygrophila polysperma is popular world wide due to its exceptional coloration.



Unfortunately, Hygrophila polysperma falls under the federal ban and is not allowed to be kept or grown in the United States.

My understanding was that it can be kept and grown but not transferred between states.