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What about other states or territories? Plants grow very slowly. Same.

Hi, thanks for asking. Not really well…My OCD returned after a year or two of it being gone :( The plant business doesn’t go well also. Other than that I’ve also been studying and practising piano lately as I want to play one of the most beautiful piano piece, Chopin’s Ballade No. 1, Op. 23 in...

Nymphaea nouchali and Cryptocoryne siamensis var. siamensis in its habitat.

I live in a place with tropical climate and hot all year round and never experiences something like this, but I think in the regions with colder climate, you’ll have to store the corms in warm container and start over when the outside is warmer.

Colocasia esculenta - This plant grow in most waterways, canal, ditches, rivers and wetlands.

@Essjay Only Google search on iPad. It used to be easier to search threads on forums.

More pictures… Alocasia hypoleuca Cryptocoryne ciliata var. ciliata in mangrove forest Leptochilus pteropus (syn. Microsorum pteropus)

Hi Colin I’ve been studying a business subject in the university, and been doing surprisingly decent. At first I thought I’m going to get many F. My family is just about the same. Many ducks were killed by some dogs. My plant collections have been growing. I now have around a hundreds. I’m...

Yeah, apparently an invasive species.

Hydrocharis dubia Cyperaceae sp. Cryptocoryne crispatula var. balansae - In this picture the Cabomba is an invasive species.

@Colin_T Hello, just saw you’re online :)

Ceratopteris thalictroides Pontederia hastata

Hey, nice to see you again :) I’ll tag @Colin_T in and Is @Wills still here? Most plants in aquarium hobby are amphibious which means they have “emersed” (terrestrial) and “submersed” form which sometime looks completely different from eachother. Here are some more photos. Cryptocoryne ciliata...

Hello everyone, and happy new year to everyone of you! I'd like to show you some pictures I took of plants in their natural environments. Keep in mind that all plants that I share are all native to Thailand. 1. Selaginella willdenowii 2. Bolbitis heteroclita 3. The karst spring - home to...

Hey there! haven’t seen you in a while as well, How are you? Sadly, I’m not a fan of loaches and other bottom dwellers as they like to nip plant leaves. I’m interested in nano schooling fish.

Not sure but probably soft acidic because I use rain water and soil substrate.

Hi there, I’m currently planning to aquascape new tank in two days. And looking for a small fish that can be kept in a tank with high flow from the filter. (will be kept in qt tank for the time being of course) The tank dimension is 60Lx30Wx38H cm. It will have substrate of 6cm along with a...

Sorry for very late reply @Colin_T and thanks for the advices. I’ve been been busy preparing for university entrance exam. And been increasing my workout routine from 60 minutes to 100 minutes daily, I think I’m addicted to the gym at this point :oops: Anyway, I just successfully sold an...