[jmf3460]

first one looks like lobelia cardinalis, second one looks like cryptocoryne I cant remember the species but I have it too

 

[Bsqrd]

Thanks for the reply. I agree on the second as cryptocoryne. I had no idea on the first and will do some research. Again, thanks.

 

[jstehman]

Anubias nana petite?

 

[Default]

unless theres a reference or perhaps a better picture for the first one it'd be hard to say, but most likely a anubias. however for the second pic I would suggest it is cryptocoryne pontederiifolia.

 

[jmf3460]

first one still looks like a young lobelia cardinalis that is in bad shape. does it have a rhizome OP??

+1 to c. pontederifolia

 

[Bsqrd]

Sorry, missed this reply. The stem of this plant is quite thick, almost twig size actually. I have stuck this in the sand & it looks like new fine roots starting. Prior it was just floating in water and lights in a spare tank with some other plants that were given too me. Hopefully it will recover enough to continue. Tnx for replies.