Is this Bacopa Monnieri (Baby tears)?

[Munroco]

I purchased this online as Bacopa monnieri (baby tears). I expected it to be a much more delicate plant with thinner more flexible stalks and smaller leaves. Did I get what I purchased?

http://s435.photobucket.com/user/Javalad/media/DSC_0064.jpg.html

 

[Sarpijk]

This looks like Bacopa monnieri II. I believe that micranthemum umbrosum is what is referred to as baby tears.

 

[stu_]

Hi
If this is a new plant then chances are it hasn't converted to its submerserd form.
New growth will look different,which I think you can see at the top of the stem

 

[Mick.Dk]

You got what you purchased, yes......Bacopa monierei.
But you obviously expected something else........ Micranthemum umbrosum.
Bacopa monierei is somewhat "stiff" in appearance and a touch of faded green, exactly like your pic. Leaves elongated eggshaped. It will likely grow a bit more compact, as it adapt to life under water. It is one of the easiest stem-plants to grow.
Micranthemum umbrosum will appear "delicate", as you describe it, stems softer and often arching. Colour usually a brighter green. Leaves more round. It has requirements, that takes some skills to fullfill, according to light, ferts and aded CO2.
P.S. I would trim the stems soon and replant off-cuts inbetween, to promote branching and a more dense group of plants.

 

[Munroco]

Thanks for answers guys, I think that clears it up