Plant info websites.

[cs_sg]

Besides AQ's fauna profile, currently I'm referring to the following for plant info.

www.plantgeek.com < so far the best info but still non exhausive
www.aquaticplantcentral.com < not all plants which we have locally is available here
www.tropica.com< drawings...difficult to id from pic
www.dennerle.com < good coverage of plant info but pic too small to id plants that look similar

Is there any other realiable websites where I can id my plants and their requirements?

I love the AQ plant profiles but there is not much info for the plants and alot of the pictures show 'Emmersed' growth form for the Echinodorus species.
I bought some of my plants from farms, small LFS and sometimes even the owner didn't know exactly what species they are and gave me the wrong ID

[Simon]

[quote:e240ea1baa="cs_sg"]Besides AQ's fauna profile, currently I'm referring to the following for plant info.

www.plantgeek.com < so far the best info but still non exhausive
www.aquaticplantcentral.com < not all plants which we have locally is available here
www.tropica.com< drawings...difficult to id from pic
www.dennerle.com < good coverage of plant info but pic too small to id plants that look similar

Is there any other realiable websites where I can id my plants and their requirements?

I love the AQ plant profiles but there is not much info for the plants and alot of the pictures show 'Emmersed' growth form for the Echinodorus species.
I bought some of my plants from farms, small LFS and sometimes even the owner didn't know exactly what species they are and gave me the wrong ID [/quote:e240ea1baa]

try Aquarium Plants by Christel kasselmann

[juggler]

For the internet, Dennerle and Tropica websites are the best so far.
Otherwise, another good book is by Oriental Aquarium. See http://www.orientalaquarium.com/publications.html