Please help me identify these

[Lady Sphinx]

So my hubby came home with a bag with three aquarium plants in them he said they were on a bundle special for extremely cheap. So he thought of me and bought them can someone please help me identify them so I can find out what type if care they need.

 

[Fat Homer]

Based on 1st pic..

Far right one seems to be a type of anubias

The one on the far left, i cant remember the name of but grows like crazy once it settles in a dirted tank, and grows quite a thick stem...

I used to have it in one of my tanks till i couldnt stand trimming it every week...

 

[Lady Sphinx]

So the one on the far left I identified as Watersprite which is also known as Indian fern. Interesting plant which can also grow very well as a floating plant and even have its roots attach to porius objects

 

[fishfanatic80]

The last picture does look like water sprite or wisteria, agreed the broadleaf plant is an Anubis of some sort, and the other one looks like ludwigia

 

[joe jaskot]

anubias gracilis, watersprite, ludwigia repens

 

[Lady Sphinx]

Ok so now I have a Definite I.D on the left and middle plant which is Watersprite (Ceratopteris thalictroides) and Piedmont primrose willow (Ludwigia arcuata). I'm still not 100% sure about the last one. I have a few people who think it might be from the Anubias family but as some one else said it might actually be a non aquatic plant. I still feel I should I.D it so I can still properly care for it. I will remove it from the holder today so I can look at the roots to help making I.D easier
I have to thank you guys though because you did really help me on to the right track of identifying them.