TGM Fossilised wood is a stunning form of stone that brings a unique sense of age and atmosphere to an aquarium. It is sometimes called petrified wood, which comes from the Greek ‘petri’ meaning stone or rock and therefore literally means ‘stone turned into rock’. Fossilised wood is literally wood, or plant materials, from thousands of years ago that has been preserved by the process of permineralisation: the fossilising process in which all the organic…
Eleocharis sp. ‘mini’ is a relatively new plant species on the aquascaping market. As a result of that, it can provide the aquascaper with an opportunity to explore new creativity by experimenting with layouts, designs and uses. This plant is a medium level difficulty in that it is not quite as easy as Acicularis and standard Parvula, but it is not much more difficult and with the correct advice from a reputable and experienced aquascaping store…
This plant was used by James Findley in his work entitled ‘Blue Planet’ (below), after the public aquarium that commissioned it. Echinodorus tennellus is a carpeting grass that is, in many ways, similar to Eleocharis parvula (otherwise known as ‘hairgrass’), but has slightly larger, coarser leaves which have an almost feather like appearance. As a result of that difference, it has a coarser, thicker appearance in the aquarium which creates a more rugged, wild atmosphere…
Let’s face it: aquascapers can be difficult people to buy presents for. So if you’re looking for the perfect present for an aquascaper this Christmas, or just for an indulgent treat, then look no further – we have plenty of ideas for you! If you don’t see the perfect thing here then call our team who will be happy to help you choose the perfect thing…and if you really can’t decide then a TGM Gift…
Last date for plant orders before Christmas: Sat 14th Dec Last plant order Saturday 14th December… we will ship any out of stock plants for delivery on 19th/20th December TGM 2013 Christmas opening hours:22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th Closed27th, 28th Open29th, 30th, 31st, Jan 1st ClosedThursday 2nd January open as usual