crypt IDs (if you can)

[mike455555]

iv been told these are, but a web search doesn't pull up any information on them, are they miss IDed? or hybrids? and light on the subject will help

Crypto Amicorum
C. legro

this one i was told was parva, is that correct? it seems a little tall (it has been growing emersed)

and the last one, i bought this at my LFS ages ago without a tag iv sold some on but its never obtained and ID

thanks in advance

 

[clonitza]

http://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/aquafleur-crypt-amicorum-p-4997.html
http://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/aquafleur-crypt-legroi-p-5020.html

The third is a sword not a crypt.
They look different after submerged leaves appear.

Mike

 

[mike455555]

the 3rd in the pic? or the 3rd picture?

 

[mike455555]

if its in the picture i had a feeling it wasent a crypt, any idea on the ID of the sword then?

 

[clonitza]

The third one in the first picture, sorry mate there are so many sword hybrids and I don't know them all.

 

[mike455555]

thats ok thanks for the info

 

[Mick.Dk]

nr. 2 looks like it could very well be C. 'legroi' - which you should be able to search the net for info.
Your C. parva looks seriously too big, with way too big leaf-plates to be a true C. parva.
Mick.

 

[tim]

Parva looks more like willisi

 

[mike455555]

parva has been growing emersed, no sure if that would make a difference?

 

[Mick.Dk]

C. parva doesn't change much over or under water, really
I agree it looks a lot more like the most common C. x walisii (which is a hybrid)
Mick.