Tell us more about what is involved. E.g., does the club give you money each meeting to help buy stuff? If no one else volunteers are you responsible for it? Etc. Well, John, there aren't any hard and fast requirements, since this has always been an informal and completely voluntary thing. It's not...

Just in case it wasn't already obvious, it's been over six months since I actually attended a GWAPA meeting, and quite frankly, I've been doing a lousy job of coordinating the food for meetings these last few months. I think it would be good if someone with more time and the ability to make it to mo...

If you'll be bringing food to the April meeting, please post in this thread what you'll be bringing. My apologies for not starting this sooner.

And who is currently in possession of the supplies bucket?

I'm afraid that for the umpteenth time, I will miss this meeting.

Stainless steel, I assume?

Fantastic idea Jim! Maybe that would motivate more people to send pictures... Oh, do you still want pictures? There's a couple of my nanoscapes I'm rather fond of, but I don't know if the pictures are of good enough quality. I've seen your nanos, and they are definitely scape book worthy! TAKE PICT...

Several recent catfish conventions and the ACA convention each had GWAPA tables with the scape book.

sns26 wrote:I use water sprite in that role. I think it's a bit ratty, though, so I'm intrigued by the idea of anubias. Will it really grow emersed?

anubias grows great emersed, much faster than submersed.

Java fern and anubias are obvious candidates, as are lilies, but hygrophila pinnatifida might be interesting as well. Don't know what the flowers look like, though pics should be available online.

Very cool stuff, Aaron! You should have pinged me before starting, though, I have one of the four channel peristaltic pumps we got in bulk when Jeff U organized the buy, that I would have gladly sold you. Though I am not sure it works with timers the way yours does.