Becca wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 9:31 am Linus - yes, anyone can participate in the group buy.

Thanks. Notify PVAS members?

Not sure what you mean by "unusual "Congo Tetras"" but if you are looking for what is commonly called Congo Tetras, Londontowne Tropics (out towards Annapolis) has them in stock right now. A bit of a drive for ya but you can see them before you buy and they are nice looking and ...

Linus, if you make it to September, can you drop off this week's lotto numbers for me? Sure, after I see Cher, and coordinate with the multiverse TVA. Any updates on GWAPA’s group buy? I saw CCA was considering a group buy between two vendors; can GWAPA participate (Becca)? (I looked at both vendor...

halak wrote: ↑Thu Sep 16, 2021 3:18 pm It will be on September 9th from 11-4 in Rockville. I will be there with a table, and if you are a GWAPA member, you might join me.

I would love to travel back in time, but CCA's website has October 9:
https://www.capitalcichlids.org/forums/

(where in Rockville?)

Tim_Koles wrote: ↑Mon Aug 23, 2021 9:41 am Kind of a lavender or pinkish purple. We have a huge one and these are seedlings

I’m guessing one of the Oklahoma tribal name series bred by Don Egolf of the National Arboretum, since they are more winter hardy.

Not coming. Sorry you're too far with a toddler (unvaccinated as under 6) in tow.

https://iwgs.org/symposium/ The IWGS 2021 Symposium will be held virtually AUGUST 21& 22, 2021 Due to the ongoing restrictions of COVID and limited international travel, the 2021 IWGS Symposium will be held virtually. Educational sessions and international presentations will be featured. Free bu...

Any updates? I had the opposite problem. I ordered plants in December and the heat pack was cold and next to the top of the box, but the bottom of the box had space that was open to the cold and all the plants were exposed to the hole/space. Upon receipt the plants were cold. The plants eventually s...

Cool. Never heard of this plant; I'd love to try it in the future. Wonder what the flowers look like. (The first time I saw the varietal name, I thought it said santorum....)