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Thanks bridge_c. Web search engines, here I come....

Is anyone able to recognise the plant front-and-centre of this tank on Youtube (2 mins 37 sec)? I mean the one that looks like a bunch of hatpins or knitting needles stuck in the sand. (If it was not in water, I'd be thinking it was perhaps chives!) Thanks Now, if you have some to sell ... !

Thanks Tom. Took me a while to find this information. The BBC was as specific as 'water fern'. ;)

Presumably it's better for 'impact' if you omit the species names! But regarding informing aquarists, this information is useless!

So.... round your way, dogs and postmen work together, do they?

My Ecco Pro300 is working well with 'ebay cheapies'.

Is this the sort of thing you mean? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0958271690

Don't know whether to say "Your joking!" or "Fit for purpose". API test kit - with daylight craft lamp - if it's not definitely blue or definitely yellow, I can't get better than give-or-take 0.2 pH units. In a range of 1.6 units, that's 25% accuracy. Is this useless, or is it as close as...

not true on three counts: There's no 'may' about it: it definitely does discolour the water. It is not SLIGHT. It doesn't clear for days.

Do all trace-element additives discolour the water? The 'love fish' plant fertiliser says on it that it 'may cause slight discolouration which will quickly clear'... which is just not true. I notice my lfs has an 'own brand' plant food that doesn't mention it affecting the water colour - but...

At end of George F's Youtube tutorial on aquascaping a Fluval Edge, which was mentioned on the Fluval Facebook page.

Thanks for the welcome, Ady. I hope I didn't tread on toes with that remark about nature aquariums. In reality, I suppose I appreciate what's happening, but sometimes they don't 'do it' for me. I do go to The Green Machine - even buy stuff there - even Tropica plants that Pets at Home sell for...

Hi - I'm Dave. Kept fish as a youngster with my brother. We learnt a lot trying to keep gobies, anenomes, etc, alive from shoreline rock pools near our home. Daily trips for fresh seawater soon turned our attention to a simpler style of fishkeeping... but the interest in biotopes never waned...