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Cryptocorynes Cryptocoryne plant species consists of 50+ plant species, and make a unique addition to a planted tank.

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Old 11-03-2009, 09:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Re: help with crypt id
They look a lot like these things:
http://images.aquaria.net/plants/Cryptocoryne/u/UND/

Which I got as "versicolor" (no such species) and I've tentatively identified as undulatus. They don't reproduce like WEN by growing new clusters of plants at the base but instease send long long runners.
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