chunmeep

Would someone kindly point out what type of aquarium plant is this and what water qualities is needed for this plant to thrive? I currently have a few discus in the tank along with tetras.

CHoffman

hmmm..I don't know but we have several members that are great at ID'ing plants. I hope you find out, it's a beautiful plant and looks great.

Nate McFin

Is it planted in the substrate or tied to a rock? Did it come in pot? What did the root system look like?

aquarist48

Hello. It sure is a beautiful plant. Check the link below and see if it helps you any.
Ken
Plant Profiles - All Plants

peacemaker92

Beautiful plant! Looks great as a center piece I'm not sure either. I do have a few names in the list but they don't really match in the photo. Hope you find out soon. Best of luck!

chunmeep

This is planted in the substrate... root system is how do i explain this? All grows from the bottom, white, umbrella like.

Chozon1

That's a head scratcher. ^_^ It resembles an overgrown fluffy Java fern, but the root system you described isn't a rhizome.

Hmm...My other, best, guess is a giant hygrophila:

Giant Hygrophila

I'm no plant expert, but that looks pretty similar.Narrow leafed variety of hygrophila

Nate McFin

looks pretty close to me Chozon! The thing that keeps throwing me off is the red stem in picture #3.

Butterfly

Are there several plants bunched together? or is it all one plant. The leaves look like willow Leaf Hygrophila (Hygrophila salicifolia) to me. http://www.plantgeek.net/plantguide_viewer.php?id=279
Carol

Red1313

Grogeous whatever it is.... <drool>