In my opinion that's not a Bolbitis but a "filmy fern" (family Hymenophyllaceae).
A similar, if not the same species is sold as "Lacosteopsis orientalis from Taiwan" here (further below): http://www.grassyaqua.com/pf_ai.html But the Hymenophyllaceae contain several similar genera (e.g. Trichomanes, Crepidomanes, Hymenophyllum) and many difficult to distinguish species. I think it's possible that several fern species are sold as "mini bolbitis".
See also this thread: http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49899
Thank Heiko, just after viewing the "Grassy", I thought that this is not bolbitis. Thanks for the link, but there is described a different plant, compare the "stalk".
P.S. Plants on the photo 100% grown under water! I can say that this is a good aquarium plant and is growing faster Littorella.
Lacosteopsis orientalis from Taiwan was discover 2006 in Taiwan. Back than the price was around 100USD to 150USD for a tiny peice in Taipei.
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