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I got some plants from my LFS a few months ago. Just wondering what type they are. My camera makes the water look cloudy but it is not cloudy. Thanks in advance
 

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#1: Anubias
#2: Some sort of sword
#3: Looks like wysteria
#4: Anubias
 
for the number 4 Anubias it is planted in my sand. Should I tie it to a stone or driftwood?
#4 looks like the lighter green color of Anubias that I have. I suggest tying it to stone or driftwood, so it doesn't rot.
 
It does best if it's rooted rather than attaching it to hardscape.
 
Is there an easy way to tell if #4 is an anubias or a stem plant? It looks like it has little roots coming out of the stem all the way from the bottom to the top of the plant.
 
Yes, if it is a stem plant, I suggest leaving it in the substrate.

Will you please upload a quick couple of more pictures from the side and the top?
 
Is there an easy way to tell if #4 is an anubias or a stem plant? It looks like it has little roots coming out of the stem all the way from the bottom to the top of the plant.
When you say roots, do you mean actual roots? Or the little stems that are attached to the leaves?
 
I'm pretty sure they are actual roots.
 

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Anubias has a rhizome from which each leaf grows, and hair roots grow. Plant #1 is an Anubias. Plant #4 is a stem plant, I'm not much with these, but try Hygrophila, Bacopa, Ludwigia as possibles. Photo 2 is a sword, probably Echinodorus grisebachii (though it may have been sold under the name E. bleherae). Photo 3 is Helanthium tenellum most likely, the pygmy chain sword as someone said.

EDIT. New photos were posted while I was typing, my numbers refer to photos in post #1 not #11.
 

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