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Gerryd

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Hi Jim,

It is a hydrocotyle for sure. I have some in my tank or very similar. In the 'pennywort' broad common name range.

Can be used anywhere I have found. It will for sure creep over rock and stone, but the roots will NOT attach to wood/stone like java or anubias..
 

Biollante

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What Gerry Said...

Hi Roger Thomas,

Certainly Hydrocotyle umbellata L, Marshpennywort (or manyflower).

If you have a paludarium or raised lighting a little wet soil and a way up, branch whatever, makes a nice transition plant, stays low and rewards the effort with lots of flowers. :)

Biollante