[victorusaconte]

Grass of some type. No name in receipt or at the store. Just price

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[victorusaconte]

Maybe Sagittaria subulata (L.) Buchenau

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[sudhirr]

Def looks like a dwarf Sagittaria.


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[mjwgh2]

It's very likely "Mondo grass" - Ophiopogon japonicus, a terrestrial plant often sold as an aquatic. The grooved leaves and heavy root structure is pretty distinctive. I've seen the green, dwarf and "black" versions sold in pet stores.

 

[Discusluv]

It's very likely "Mondo grass" - Ophiopogon japonicus, a terrestrial plant often sold as an aquatic. The grooved leaves and heavy root structure is pretty distinctive. I've seen the green, dwarf and "black" versions sold in pet stores.

Will it survive long term despite being terrestrial?

 

[victorusaconte]

Will it survive long term despite being terrestrial?

Thats a good question, i didnt research about, but i do know they grow better emerged. Theres an update picture of rn

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[Discusluv]

Thats a good question, i didnt research about, but i do know they grow better emerged. Theres an update picture of rn

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It looks really nice- like it is doing well.

 

[victorusaconte]

It looks really nice- like it is doing well.

I posted videos of this tank, but not updated i will soon make one showing the whole thing with the new plants and plant growth. they are in my youtube channel i created for this forum and family around the world.

Name is Vitao ZooLife i jave like...5 videos only

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[Asteroid]

Will it survive long term despite being terrestrial?

If it is mondo grass, it won't survive long term completely submersed, but if you plant it higher up and the leaves are exposed it will. I once had it for years that way.