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James beeing helpful
James,
Once again your completely right (except that I wasn't refferring to your age but rather to your years of experience).
> I understand completely where you are coming from - you are confronted with
> a problem and you want a quick/simple answer/solution.
Yes! This is how one reacts when one havn't been running a planted tank before. One see a problem and want to know what it is and you want to know it immediately. It's a natural reaction. It is very hard at this stage to comprehend the complexity involved. Therefore, a picture would be great to start with along with an explanation of what might be the cause of the problem. Slowly bringing the eager
> Your database of images of deficiency symptoms in aquatic plants is one of
> those solutions which, in my opinion, won't necessarily work all the time,
> under all conditions. Pretending otherwise isn't being helpful, to you or to
> other hobbyists, indeed it could end up doing more harm than good.
No such claims / pretentions will be made.
> Once place where a database of plant images might be helpful would be to
> have a set of images of how various plants can look when they are growing
> under optimum conditions.
This is a good Idea.
Since Claus Christensen already has given his support to the project, I have asked permission to link to Tropicas pictures showing a helty plant.
Thank you James for the idea. Good thinking
Best regards
Greger Lindstrand