[Robert Hudson]

Great article in TAG Steve, I really enjoyed it.

 

[Steve Pituch]

Thanks Robert, it means a lot to me coming from you.

Paul Krombholz and I hope to have a nice article on the San Marcos River, someday.

See this, if you haven't:
http://users.ev1.net/~spituch/Steve's Page/Aquarium/Expedition 1/Expedition 1_01.html

Regards,
Steve Pituch

 

[Sir_BlackhOle]

You should post that article up for those of us that dont get TAG yet

 

[Robert Hudson]

Nice picture of Paul! I always wondered what he looked like. I didn't know he was such a youngster.

 

[Robert Hudson]

Well it makes me want to go searching drainage ditches here in Oregon. I just have a hard time believing anything would grow up here, (anything I would want in an aquarium)

 

[Steve Pituch]

Robert, I generally I scour the USDA site and look for plants in the state you are in. If you look up Echinodorus berteroi, for example, you will find there is a county in Wisconsin where it grows.

The USDA site is at:
http://plants.usda.gov/index.html

If people in Sweden can find stuff in some of those cold lakes, I think we all have a pretty good chance of finding stuff locally in the USA.

Steve

 

[Robert Hudson]

Hey, anything is possible! It would be cool to find ludwigia and other plants.

 

[Steve Pituch]

The article I wrote for TAG will be available in the Articles section of APC, as soon as Art approves it.

Steve Pituch

 

[Sir_BlackhOle]

Great!