Hi John,
That #3 looks like a young Hannibal L. to me,and the first two seem to at least have some H L in them. But thats just my inexperienced eye. I'll bet Lisa and HDD will get it right. Really nice plants for 'extras' on Ebay.
Bob

May I to take a guess? Still learning to recognise what fathers and mothers do to children.
#1 What about Lambert's Pride crossed with something stoloniferous? And that might be all of them. Pickings from a batch of Lambert's Pride x Tigrina (or Punctate)? Japie

I have a couple that are very similiar. Did you get them from ebay seller Eugene? Arlene(faithful lurker)
P.S. I love this forum & have learned so much from all of you.

Yes, they were from Eugene, they are growing into some nice plants. Everything I have gotten from him has thrived.

Arlene, its nice to see you post, why not show us some of your plants? Quit lurking and jump in!

They are all banded, true, but they're banded in different ways, so I wouldn't say they're all related (although it's possible). Seedling #1's markings look like banded marmorataion, a la Lambert's Pride, Break of Day, etc., whereas #2 and #3 are showing zonation, perhaps from HL, Tiger, zonata or something along those lines.

#1 might have some ampullacea or something like that in it too, as evidenced by it's starting to form stolons, so I think Japie is on the right track for that one.

Give them some strong light and you should be able to tell more about what's going on there.

#3 looks like Hannibal L X red tiger..the others are to young for me to guess..#1 does resemble my banned marmorata when it was smaller
As always time will tell