Snapshot from 2004
5/4/2008
Received this Plecostomus fish as a gift when it was no more than a couple of inches long. It grew to a foot before it was given away to a good home.
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10 Gallon Planted Aquarium - 2007
- This album contains pictures of a 10 gallon planted freshwater aquarium that I started and maintained during the year 2007. Photographs are sorted in order of growth progress from initial planting to the end result a few months later.
Hydrocotyle leucocephala
- These are a few shots of Hydrocotyle leucocephala when it was first introduced to my 35 gallon tall freswater aquarium. Click any thumbnail to enlarge picture.
Garden Box
- My garden experiment is a 4 x 10 box with a depth of 12 inches. I built this because most of my yard is shaded by large Oak and evergreen trees. I haven't had much success in past summers due to all this shade. I am left with only a few spots of yard where there is actually enough sunlight through the day to possibly grow a vegetable garden. Due to the small size of the area, I didn't want to bother tilling it. A garden box also allowed for easy maintenance. Here are some pictures of the box and its growth.
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