Recent content by Tim Harrison

Old credit card and Brush can be picked up from Amazon for a few quid

Beautiful fish. His pout is better than Derek Zoolander's

Welcome :)

Beautiful build as usual. Both fish species will love it in there. I think you could get away with a few more rice fish. They'll perhaps be a little less skittish in a larger group.

There is about 8 weeks between the two images above. You can see the difference in growth habit.

I guess it does transition through to a different growth habit. Below is mini Christmas moss, for instance, it stays fairly compact emersed but submersed the leaves and stems elongate and become a bit unruly. I've grown a few species emersed and then flooded and they all seemed perfectly happy...

Great journal, very inspiring :)

Probably has nothing to do with the fact that his old mate and mucker, Jeremy Gay previous PFK editor, was also Marketing and Business Development Manager at Evolution Aqua. No siree Bob, nothing to do with that at all, no way Jose. Definitely not a conflict of interest. Definitely not snake...

The instructions suggest it's entirely up to you. But I think it's always best to rinse through. Pre-washed for your convenience, can be use without rinse. Please, fill up the tank without stirring the sand bed by pouring the water carefully in a surface. You may rinse it with water before...

It's a creative metaphor. Nature exploding. It'll never be confined in a box. . . Really nice work Ady

Great idea. What better medium could there be to engage folk in aquatic habitats and aquascaping or planted tanks.

I know what you mean, that’s the beauty of UKAPS, you get to share your experiences with like minded folk. Either way, well done for trying to involve your wife. I gave up trying along time ago. She thinks I spend my spare time hanging out online with fellow fishy geeks. I keep telling her it’s...

I don't think it's available in the UK, or Europe. https://www.flowgrow.de/db/aquaticplants/poaceae-sp-purple-bamboo#:~:text=This%20plant%20is%20cultivated%20in,of%20true%20grasses%2C%20the%20Poaceae.

We’ve discussed this a few times before. I think its business model failed in an increasingly competitive market. It closed in 2018. https://www.ukaps.org/forum/threads/the-green-machine-website.63921/page-2#post-632065...

I've grown it a few times, I don't remember the leaf edges being so crenate, or the leaves being that long. But then I grew it low-energy without CO2, and like @ElleDee mentions above, crypts have a great deal of phenotypic plasticity when it comes to leaf morphology, responding to different...