Plant Pictures!

[Hanuman]

Ludwigia Meta

The 3 front ones are Pantanal, hence the slight tone variation.

 

[Hanuman]

Addition to the above post:
And here is L. Meta as well but under different light and fert conditions. They look a bit roughed up like coming out of a cockfight but that is because they were trimmed and replanted yesterday. In a day or two they will regain their full shape. The slightly yellow ones are stems that were previously placed on each side of the tank, hence less lighting therefore less reddish.

 

[Nont]

Bacopa caroliniana emersed

 

[Nont]

Elongated Utricularia graminifolia in a tank with medium lighting and citric acid CO2 injection.

 

[plantnoobdude]

Cuphea anagalloidea

 

[Nont]

Echinodorus x opacus ‘Iguazu 2009’ emersed

 

[Hanuman]

Rotala Mexicana Goias

 

[Nont]

Echinodorus cordifolius emersed - both of these pictures are the same plant growing in different light levels.

Direct sun light

In shade

 

[Roland]

Lignite as a substrate really works...some bucephalandra.

 

[Roland]

Barclaya red flower.Probably only a few cases in home aquariums.

 

[Nont]

Helanthium tenellum - this cultivar have narrowleaf and turn red in high lighting.

 

[Nont]

New floating leaf of Echinodorus cf. floribundus

 

[Roland]

Flamingo, half day daylight, half a small fluorescent lamp.

 

[Hanuman]

Despite the fact that some random guy over facebook called it Xyris Difformis, Xyris Red has yet to be formally IDed by its collector.

 

[Nont]

Emersed Echinodorus ‘Yellow Sun’

 

[Nont]

Emersed Echinodorus ‘Rosé’

 

[Hanuman]

Murdannia keisak

 

[Vasteq]

 

[Nont]

Echinodorus “horizontalis” - The plant bought in the nursery with this name. However, it lacks net-like pellucid line and cordate leaves base which the real E. horizontalis have.

 

[anewbie]

Dwarf lily leaf (Nymphaea stellata) nearly a foot in diameter: