When I recently bought some java moss, I had some left over after what I used up on the same
driftwood I attached some anubias and java fern to, so I spread some on top of a bridge ornament I had in a cycling 5g. I figured it'll be a bonus as the bridge has some corners that are pointier than I'd like (ideally I'd like to put a
betta in there, may re-evaluate that) and I figured a bunch of moss on top would 'soften' it - and look cool! So there were a few surprises in the moss - some gravel, a few pieces of what I now know was elodea (dead unfortunately) and this little thing, which ended up on top of the bridge and appears to be doing ok. I didn't actually see what else was in the tank with the moss when I bought it, I'd called ahead and it was ready for me when I came in. The leaves turned a little brown at first but are now coming back green. There's a mass of roots developing on the left side too (towards the glass). It's pretty tiny - the heater you can see in the background is a 25W visitherm, if that helps. I thought it might be a teensy anubias - thoughts? I'm pretty jazzed about it, I hope it lives and gets huge!
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, however its shape isn't lending to that really well...atm it's basically buried in gravel with some leaves poking out.
Thanks so much for the help guys! (I'm having so much fun with this plant business there's now plants in all six tanks!)
but a very nice set of plants anyway 
