1.   A terrestrial plant will always be stunted in growth and assimilation and can never be a match for a true aquatic plant.

2.   An aquarium two or three years old is an ideal environment for the growth and development of all species of aquatic plants.

3.   He has also experimented with aquatic plants.

4.   It is easy to maintain and does not need either aquatic plant life, fish or snails.

5.   It will be more advantageous for the aquarist to acquire pre-cultivated seedlings or fully developed plants from aquatic plant shops.

6.   Many species of aquatic plants can exist in very little light.

7.   Some aquatic plants develop seeds which germinate immediately after maturing.

8.   Special sachets of aquatic plant fertilizer are currently available which can be merely pushed into the container beside the plants.

9.   The usual mixture suitable for most aquatic plants, i.e. clay or sand and peat will be most suitable.

10.   These fish are particularly fond of vegetable foods, and will usually eat tender aquatic plants.