Different Plants for growing out of an aquarium?

[ForteanFish]

Hi all,

Looking to grow some more plants out of my large tank.  I have pothos, and I've heard about lucky bamboo and monstera, but are there any other unique plants that can be grown out of the aquarium? 

[Guppysnail]

Any houseplant that can tolerate “wet feet” do well. 
 

Some if mine are peace lily, red mangrove, anthurium, different dracaena types, lotus bamboo, inch plants, spider plants be sure the base of the plant stays dry. 

[Scapexghost]

Mint

[Tony s]

Basically any plant that can be used in a hydroponic system, which is most plants, including vegetables to feed back to the fish. Or you 

[MrGibson]

I’d recommend syngoniums. You can find some at big box stores and if you look online there are some pretty cool ones. My understanding is that they’re riparian plants in their natural habitat so they’re perfect for this purpose. I’d also recommend cryptanthus potentially if you have a way to secure them. They’re a terrestrial bromeliad that I believe is also from riparian zones. Lots of philodendrons and other aroids would work as well. I’ve seen some people use alocasia. 

[doktor zhivago]

Your limiting factor on what plants you can grow out the aquarium is gonna be how much light you can put on the leaves out of the water. This is why pothos and peace lilies (I forget their scientific name) do so well because they can handle dim indirect room light. There's tons and tons of plants that can handle growing in the water but they're probably not going to prosper without dedicated grow lights for them.