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Ok guys - you already know all about this upcoming AGA Convention. We've got a fantastic programme lined up for this years convention, hosted by the Greater Washington Aquatic Plants Association (www.gwapa.org) Field Trip: The National Aquarium in Baltimore Aquarium Center (ONLY 13...

Join the members of the Aquatic Gardeners Association for the opportunity to meet some of the most exciting speakers in the aquatic plant hobby! Whether you are a casual hobbyist or an experienced professional, you’ll enjoy the wide range of topics. Mark your calendar now. The weekend’s...

deocder - even if you're a newcomer to the hobby, you'll benefit from the convention. Also, think about joining GWAPA www.gwapa.org You're welcome to come to the next meeting to get an idea of what it's all about.

There are some airfare sales running right now to/from Dulles airport if you guys want to take advantage of that. Also, cut back your hotel room costs by sharing it with someone!

Don't forget - there is limited availability. Once we hit 250 total registrations - that's it. We won't allow any more people to register. The same goes for the field trip and banquet - there's limited availablity. 150 people max on the banquet and 100 max on the field trip. So far, almost...

Lol! Comon man! I gave you enough notice - take that weekend off! Its Vetrans Day weekend anyway.

Amano returns! 2004 AGA Convention: November 12-14, Washington DC We are pleased to announce that the 5th AGA Convention will be hosted by the Greater Washington Aquatic Plant Association at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Washington DC. Registration is a ridiculously-low $49 for the...

Thats not an aquatic plant. The name eludes me at the moment.

Hygrophila corymbosa

I just got back from the AGA - what a BLAST! I spent WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too much money so I've put a couple of items on the auction block to help me reduce my guilt. I'll be adding one more item tonite - one more plant of java fern 'red' - but here are the two items I just added...

I've got a total of 4 plants I'm selling. Two are going to the AGA, and theother 2 are on aquabid. http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auction.cgi?liveplantsr&1068998292

Yep you're right - I was wrong. It does look like gracilis.

Looks like Anubias gigantea

Semaprochilodus taeniurus

Thanks guys! I think the timing of the article couldn't be better. Its just starting to get cold and conventional gardeners are watching their gardens die. A perfect time to introduce such people to aquatic gardening! The beginners workshop is tomorrow - I hope we're successful in bringing...

Hey Matt. Still have the above list of fish left minus the triple red pairs - still have extra females. Shipping to that zip code is approx $30 for FedEx overnight. Email me off list - ghori at ghori dot net

What brand are you using and what kind of reactions?

Well the borelli are small, the cacs are young adult size. Infact a few of them have already spawned a couple of times. Let me know..

Just a reminder folks - the event is on the upcoming weekend! May I please get a show of hands on who is planning on attending?

Well, its a south american species with adult size at slightly over 2". Females are generally a little smaller. They seem pretty comfortable at neutral - slightly acidic pH. Aggression at spawning time is limited to chasing any intruders away. The laetacara won't be ready till December...