Do you have an aquarium blog?
If you do, and you would like to get more interaction with aquarium hobbyists (i.e. AQ members), AQ can automatically read your RSS feeds and post your new blog entries as AQ threads. This should encourage more views and interaction. AQ will of course preserve the links back to your blog.
You can control what gets published to AQ by using categories/labels/tags, so no need to worry that non-aquarium related posts gets here.
If you are interested, PM Vinz to discuss the technical details.
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Indefinite BAN of Shrimp Sales on AQ w.e.f. from Monday 20th Aug 2012
We have decided to disallow the sales, giving and trading of shrimp through AQ from Monday, 20th Aug 2012 onwards until further notice.
Post pictures of plants in your aquarium here. If you have specific plant profiles, you can also post them in the respective sub galleries below.
Stem plants do not have a central growing point. As the stem grows, the plants increase in height and produce more leaves on new stems. Popular stem plant species includes Hygrophila Ludwigia, Bacopa and Rotala.
Plant species whose leaves all originate from a single base are called rosette plants. Echindorus and cryptocoryne species belongs to this group.
In general, this group of plants are non flowering aquarium plants that are usually tied to wood and rocks.
Aquarium Plants
