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Chuck's Planted Aquarium Pages HOME: Back to the introduction page EMAIL: cgadd@cfxc.com FAVORITE PICS: My favorite pics THE TANKS: 75g Rainbowfish 46g Paludarium 29g community tank FAUNA: Rainbowfish Catfish and Algae Eaters Other fish Everything else! FLORA: My complete plants list ARTICLES: A listing of articles about Plants, Fish, and DIY items. LINKS: Plant Links Fish resources Commercial Sites Jump to my non-fish home page

This is a quick index to all the Aquatic Horticulture articles written by Karen Randall and published on Aquarium Frontiers Online! For those not familiar with Aquarium Frontiers Online, it's a great FREE e-zine (electronic magazine) published on the web. NOTE: At some point about a year ago, Animal Network removed the Aquarium Frontiers Online content. I've found copies of the articles but a few are missing the images that went along with them. I spent several hours going thru fixing the image locations, correcting some links, and removing dead links. Aquarium Fish Magazine has 16 other articles by Karen available at: http://www.aquariumfish.com/aquariumfish/t/alist40.aspx?category=Plants Welcome to the world of aquatic plants. We begin with books for success Creating a Lush Lawn in your Aquarium Carbon Dioxide in Planted Freshwater Aquaria Adding Supplemental Carbon Dioxide in Planted Freshwater Aquaria Plant Nutrition — Part 1 Plant Nutrition — Part 2 Substrate Options for the Planted Tank — Part 1 The Aging Substrate Lighting for the Planted Tank Filtration and the Planted Tank Care And Planting For Newly Acquired Plants Pruning, Dividing and Propagating in the Display Aquarium — Part One Pruning, Dividing and Propagating in the Display Aquarium — Part Two It’s All in the Terminology The Planted Discus Tank Liverworts and Mosses — Our Most Primitive Aquarium Plants Aquatic Ferns — Part 1 Aquatic Ferns — Part 2 Aquatic Angiosperms The Flowering Plants Anubias barteri, Family: Aracea More Anubias The Aponogeton The "B" Genera Aquatic Plant Overview Continued — On To The “Cs” More of the 'C's A Project Finally Completed The Cryptocoryne Back to the Aquarium Page