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Anubias nana "Bonzai" close enough? Aqua Essentials sells this if so.

Tom will ship to the UK, but usually you'd need to get a box to make it worth while. I'm not sure how much it costs, but I think the shipping is the major expense. AndyH has just got a box shipped over :) I got wood! | UK Aquatic Plant Society

This wood is collected from the hills in California, where Tom lives. Fantastic wood!

I think John's reservations about Aquariums Limited have been put to rest :) viewtopic.php?f=52&t=15790

Several of our sponsors do, such as Aqua Essentials, and there are some retailers on eBay selling them also.

It might be worth adding these entries to the UKAPS google map I started (see signature), and we've been collectively adding members and now LFS's too. We could add CO2 refills to it maybe? If I get time this weekend I'll look into it :)

Hi Tony. It would be worth having a chat with one of the Admins/Founders (George, Dan, James or Graeme). Theres always the option to become a sponsor ;) Cheers, Steve.

Some interesting plants there. Might give them a try in the near future for some stems I like the look of...

I had been watching these for a few days :) They are collection only though, which as always is an issue for me! Google map location here: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 38094&z=13

That's good to know, nice one John :)

If you feel like traveling a little down the A45, Coventry Aquatics sells redmoor wood. They have some good pieces which range from £3.50 for small stuff up to around the £25 - £30 mark for reasonable sized pieces. Can be hit and miss, but I was in there last weekend and they had some nice...

Quite cheap, but don't know about shipping to the UK - http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/p ... atid=16742

That's a different filter all together Aaron. The Tom Aquarium Products states 80gph (approx 360 lph) flow rate. The chinese alternative (probably a Boyu) is only 200lph. I've had one of the chinese ones before, and it did an OK job, but was difficult to prime and was a bit noisey.

Also, be cautious about smashing them up. It's definately worth doing, but bare in mind that they may be a different colour internally, due to weathering of the outside surface etc. I would test an "ugly" stone first! :lol: Also, protect your eyes when smashing rocks up. A sliver of rock in...

I'm going to try and get to this place in September! Not sure I'd get away with a few bags of AS in my luggage though :lol: It seems to be not too far from the little hotel I'm staying at conveniently! Can't wait to visit the shop in person!

Try here: http://www.kiowa.co.uk/Products/PVC_Hos ... r_PVC_Tube I've bought 15m from them before (price drops when you buy 10m or more).

Had a few problems with my last 2 orders, and lack of stock. Communication could of been better, I got no warning that there was no stock, but as soon as I emailed I had a reply within a few hours. I'm still planning to use them in the future though :)

Thaks a lot london :) Been watching some on ebay. The lot I'm currently hatching don't seem to be hatching yet... getting on for 30 hours or so... Still holding my hopes out though :)

As title, anyone recommend a good cheap place to get brine shrimp eggs? Looking at the prices on eBay they seem to be worth a few quid :| This auction seems to be reasonable value, but I was wondering if they can be had for cheaper? (I would need salt too).