FobbyBobby23

I go to Emory, so for the minimum of 9 months out of the year, I'm kinda from Atlanta.

It is kinda weird for me coming from California to Georgia, where fish stores are certainly less plentiful (and not having a car doesn't help!). Some of the stores are alright (went to the Fish store and more once, wasn't too impressed, but i guess it didn't help that they hyped their store up on their website so much). I managed to sustain my hobby 100% through purchases made online, though. So going the online route is certainly viable if none of the fish stores satisfy you.

It is kinda nice to see other aquarists from Georgia around here though (especially when it feels like I'm the only one on campus into planted fishtanks or fish in general!).

Also just saw how the AGA convention is going to be held in Atlanta this year. Pretty awesome.

dawntwister

My gorgeous ram died the day after I added some epson salt to the tank.

Now I have an aponogeton undulatus that is outgrowing my 29 gallon tank. I have 1 aponogeton that is 12in. Anybody in Georgia want to trade for it? I will throw in a few stems of carolina cobomba. I am interested in crypts and other low light plants.

dawntwister

Here is a picture of my aponogeton undulatus that is outgrowing my tank:

Sorry the attachement didn't download.

dawntwister

Thanks to Tex Gal found a site that will show my picture of my little plant out growing his home. There are 2 bulbs in the center and 1 baby to the side, which is 4 in wide. http://www.flickr.com/photos/28186621@N06/?donelayout=1

dawntwister

Went to Atlantis Aquarium, (3125 Roswell Rd, Marietta, GA 30062, (770) 977-5882), and traded the apongenton in for some hornwort. Their tanks are not full of algae as a member stated.

dawntwister

I reshaped my aquarium. I think it needs 2 more types of plants. Anybody got some suggestions?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28280181@N03/