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Ghazanfar Ghori
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Post by Ghazanfar Ghori »

NICE! Love the scape Mary!

I'll be bringing
Pogostemon yatabeanus
Pogostemon erectus
Ludwigia senegalensis
Fissidens
Mini Pellia
Anubias nana petite
Blyxa japonica
Proserpinaca pectinata
Crypt. nurii
Juvi Bristlenose plecos if I can catch them
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Post by Aaron »

marydotson wrote:Victor--Sorry, no clue about species. I just got it at the AGA auction where it was only labeled as "Staur" (I filled in the missing letters).

I'll show it around, maybe folks will know. It's a pretty little plant--low grower, dense leaves and, as stem plants go, a slow grower.

Here's a photo of the tank I'm trimming it from (from a week ago)--you can see it in the back left and one small bit in the center front.

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By the way, if you want to see a bigger shot, it's linked off this page here (http://www.submergedblog.com/?p=173) in my blog (click to embiggen).
That looks like Staurogyne repens to me.
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bussardnr wrote:Anyone have any old light fixtures sitting around? preferably in the 30-36" range
I have a standard strip light fixture for a 37 gallon tank. It is 28 1/4" wide. It just has the regular flourescent light that came with the tank. If you want it, let me know and I will bring it to the mtg.
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Post by marydotson »

Thanks Ghazanfar!

Aaron, unless anyone else objects, I'll mark it "repens." :D
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Post by halak »

Here is my final list for the auction:

- Blyxa japonica
- Echinodorus 'Kleiner bar' (most likely) - two baby plantlets
- Echinodorus angustifolia 'Vesuvius'
- Eleocharis minima (12" max)
- Hygrophila corymbosa 'Angustifolia'
- Heteranthera zosterifolia (stargrass)
- Hemianthus micranthemoides/glomeratus (baby tears)
- Rotala rotundifolia
- one more stem plant that I have not identified yet
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Post by jcali10 »

I'm bringing a few plants:

Rotala Macrandra Green Narrow
Taiwan Moss
corkscrew val v Biwaensis
Anubias nana

Centerville Aquarium is 3.3 miles away from meeting, interesting. :)
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Post by Ghazanfar Ghori »

The meeting room is located in the main building - upstairs!

Past the cash registers in the 'dry goods' section and upstairs from there.
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Running late. ETA 1:30
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Post by Jim Miller »

It was good seeing everyone today! I wasn't sure about how much I would benefit from the emersed discussion but with my algae outbreak affecting the anubias it was extremely useful. I'll be pulling my anubias and what's left of the bolbitis tomorrow to put in the domed "humidor" while working on fighting the algae in the tank.

I'm also looking forward to doing some rearranging of the existing plants and getting my new stems into the tank.

Good luck and hope to see everyone next month!

Jim
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