Is this a true aquatic plant?

[dpk2313]

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[oOMO3NOo]

Im no good at IDing but this place has a good list of NON aquatic plants... as well as many other types of plants take a look.

 

[dpk2313]

Thanks man
I couldn't find it on their list tho

 

[DrUgS]

I Have no clue of name, but I would guess no too. Just a guess based on the leafs.

 

[dpk2313]

Its not dying/rotting and has been in there for a few months
im just wondering so its not a mess one day

 

[Loach Master]

Well, I'd say the plant has LEAVES. But maybe it's a new kind of aquatic plant with LEAFS

Anyway, I'd woud agree. I don't think it looks like an aquatic plant. Looks more like a terrestrial plant. If it starts to turn brown or wilty and slimy, you'll get your answer.

Good luck...

 

[Loach Master]

Well, I'd say the plant has LEAVES. But maybe it's a new kind of aquatic plant with LEAFS

Anyway, I'd woud agree. I don't think it looks like an aquatic plant. Looks more like a terrestrial plant. If it starts to turn brown or wilty and slimy, you'll get your answer.

Good luck...

I Have no clue of name, but I would guess no too. Just a guess based on the leafs.

 

[dpk2313]

I guess Ill have to just wait and see

 

[jordan007]

I had a very similair plant and after a few months is turned brown and didnt do so well. I didn't know the name then nor do I now, but I'd bet it's not truly aquatic. Let us know how it does.

 

[dpk2313]

It ended up decaying and making a mess
I dont think its an aquatic plant