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Greetings from the US

Phil Edwards

Phil Edwards

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Hello folks, my name's Phil, it's nice to make your virtual acquaintance. Please pardon my incorrect spelling, but I'm from the US and microsoft doesn't like ~re's, s instead of z, and "extraneous" u's. 😉

I've been keeping planted aquaria since the late '90s and have been involved in the Aquatic Gardeners Association since around the turn of the century (I've been waiting a long time to be able to say that! LOL). I've known about UKAPS for quite some time, and have enjoyed reading your articles in TAG, PFK, and other venues, but this is the first time I've been to your site. I like it! I've been intrigued by Dutch aquascaping for quite a while and Marco's thread came up on a google search. So here I am. I figured I'd better register rather than just lurk. It's always good to see how people do things in other countries and I look forward to learning from all of you.

Regards,
Phil
 
Hey Phil! Great to see you in here. About time... 🙂

I'm sure we will learn a thing or two from you too... 😉
 
Thank you for the warm welcome.

Foxface,
That's exactly the thread I was talking about. I've already read through it a couple times and have bookmarked it for future reference.

George,
Yeah, it's about time. Took me long enough! 😀 I'm not sure there's anything I know that you folks haven't already figured out. I've got a big tank build in the works and once I get a little more done on it I'll start a build thread here. I've been uncharacteristically lazy with this build and want to get it to the point where it's ready for plants before showing it off here.
 
Hi Phil

Well, I think you should create a seperate thread and show off some of your old 'scapes. I seem to remember an Anubias-heavy layout lit with 250w halide... 🙂
 
Welcome on board Phil 🙂 nice to see you here across the pond!
 
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