Recent content by greenjar

This is my efforts. Low tech and el natural, just like nature intended.... :D

Good thinking Gill :)

Apart from the price, quite often the condition of the contents leaves a lot to be desired.

Visited this Store today, and was blown away.....I was amazed by the scale of this tank. If you like crypts.....you will deffo like this setup. Most plants were pearling when I was there......Could be to do with the water change / top up that was going on whilst there. Well worth a visit...

:thumbup: Welcome back Steve

Stunning and Really Really nice pictures Tom!!

Another down side to gluing is that if you want to remove for whatever reason, it can be hard to remove without damaging the roots.

Hello Geoff, Welcome to the forum. I would'nt underestimate the wealth of help which is available to you through this forum. The help and advice can truly begin once you have some ideas about what it is you want to do, and then obviously share this with us. I know what you're saying about...

I'm pretty sure, I've read somewhere that the brown grows bigger than the green, with the green staying more compact. I did keep brown in a low tech tank and the stem part below the leaves grew really long (probably around 15cm). Did not stay compact and looked pretty ugly really. I had it...

I can see the attraction and It must be a nice feeling to know that people have put their trust in you to deliver on their 'once in a lifetime' special day Link is below if you've not found already http://ukaps.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f= ... 11#p198611

Stu, I must confess, I've been doing some internet stalking on you (......oops, that does sound bad) it all started when I googled Damian McGillicuddy 19" Beauty Dish as referred to in your OP. This led me to your flickr page via the google search results. A really nice collection of a...

You can see he's a good dog by just looking into those eyes :) I would'nt have said his 13, your Pic really hides those grey hairs well -testimony again to your great photography skills. It certainly does help Stu. Nice clear and consise explanation - thanks for sharing :thumbup:

Really nice Stu. I like the eye catchlights and the colour of the eyes themselves. Love the name Benji to, really suits him. Would be nice if you could share your secrets for the black background, pretty please :)

:text-welcomewave: Welcome to the forum Tim.....your're right there, lots to learn and read on here with plenty of folks about to anwser any queries, big or small

A lot of positive reviews for the Canon 550d as well. Search this forum for 550d reviews. I've got one, and like it very much