dragonshark

hey all i got another tank its a 10g and it had some fish and a plant and not sure on what they are any help will be good i think most of the fish are Guppy's never would of got them from the LFS but now that i have them i am going to keep them

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Jaysee

The fish with the tails are guppies, the orange one is a platy. Couldn't tell you a thing about plants.

Lucy

Hi dragonshark!
Hope you don't mine, I changed the title of your thread.

Members who can ID plants might not look at threads in the Fish ID section of the forum.
I hope the new title will get their attention.

mathas

The plant looks like an Anubias barteri, though I can't tell which variety.

http://plantgeek.net/plantguide_sear...nubias+barteri

jclee

From the size, I'd guess that it's Anubias Nana (Anubias barteri nana).
http://plantgeek.net/plantguide_viewer.php?id=19

Plantgeek's guides are awesome, but it's sometimes really hard to guess scale from the photos. My guess is simply based on my own anubias collection. Nana (to my knowledge) is one of the smaller Anubias species, so while it will send out more rhizomes and leaves, it won't get any taller, and the leaves won't get any bigger.

dragonshark

its ok i thawt the same thing so i posted a link in the plant form lol and thanks to you all for the help now i can post some stuff for the fish don't know any thing about them i have read the profile on them but i need more info on them

Nutter

The plant does look like Anubius. Either Anubius Barteri 'Nana' or Anubius Barteri 'Coffeefolia'. Hard to tell with the algae on the leaves.

All anubius are pretty easy to care for & only require low to med lighting. You will find your plant will grow better if you have it attached to a piece of wood or rock in the tank instead of planted in the substrate.