The Aquatic Gardener: Journal of the Aquatic Gardeners Association
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Cover photo of San Marcos River, Houston, TX by
Jay Luto.
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Members of the Aquatic Gardeners Association receive a subscription to
this magazine free four times
per year. Our 44-page publication contains a mix of articles from all
over the globe, appealing to different levels of expertise, with beautiful
full-color photos and illustrations. To obtain the journal, please visit
our membership page.
Current Issue: Volume 22 Number 2 (Apr - June 2009)
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Contents:
- 10th Annual AGA International Aquascaping Contest by Bailin Shaw
- Responsible
Fishkeeping Initiative (RFI) by David Lass
- Houston Plant Fest 2009 by Jason
Baliban
- 2009 NEC
Convention by Erik Olson and Bailin Shaw
- Rincon de Nogoyá, Entre Rios by Juan
Marcos Castagnino
- How to Improve Your Iwagumi Layout, part 2, “Sozo Haishoku”
by Takashi Amano
- Seeking Rotala indica by Roger Lhoest
- Plants in Jars: GWAPA Hosts a
Tissue Culture Workshop with Dr. Carol Stiff by Ben Belton
- How I got my Least Killifish to spawn in a planted nano tank by Brian
J. Torreano
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About The Aquatic Gardener
Dimensions: 5.5in. W x 8.5in. H
No of Pages: 44
Full-color: yes
Frequency: quarterly
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The Aquatic Gardener ISSN 1073-6999
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