I think you're right, it is Bacopa monierii. Thanks for the help.

Sorry--Here's the photo.

Can someone help me ID this plant. To me it looks the most like the Bacopa madagascriensisphoto in Kasselmann's book. But if it is, I have no idea where I got it.

I haven't been drinking, so I really have no explanation for not seeing it.

Is there a local source for daphnia?

I just noticed that GWAPA is not listed on the PVAS "local club" listings (see http://www.pvas.com/links.php). Is there a reason we are not there, or is it just an oversight on PVAS' part?

Sean, great article, great photos, thanks for sharing.

Attached are more or less the original bylaws. I sent this to Alysoun, who wordsmithed a bit, and they were voted on and accepted. I don't recall any significant change from this document.

If anyone knows how to get in touch with Alysoun I'm sure she still has a copy. Perhaps Pierre does, too. I thought I had mine but after a quick search I think I must have lost them.

If you decide not to go the do-it-yourself, or I should say the assemble-it-yourself, way then Marine Depot is having a sale on CO2 stuff. See
http://www.marinedepot.com/md_viewItem. ... omsource=4