May 9th, 2010 
Johnny I have been meaning to get something up for the homepage, and finally today I managed to get something up and running. The homepage will be a little empty, but over time I hope to continue adding more stuff such as articles, photos, videos, etc.
With that said, I welcome you all to the new homepage of the Michigan Aquatic Plant Group.
If you have any suggestions, comments, or concerns, please send me an email!
Happy planting!
- Johnny
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Looks Good , John !
Good Work !
Roger :> )
Thank you Roger! It still needs some tweaking, I have heard some confusion with the double navigation and am thinking of a way to clarify that out a bit.
With exception to the home link on the green navigation, every other link on the green navigation bar are links to categories of posts that I am doing.
Hello John !
I must say, MiAPG is a great way for Aquatic Hobbyists to learn and gather Fresh Ideas.
Thank You, for All Your Efforts!
I just looked at Mr.Amano and his beautiful Planted Tank Clip and realized how Large that tank is :>)
Not exactly a Nano by Amano . I google it and i saw it empty with 6 men standing inside of it. WOW !
Great Job !
Hi,
I am a graduate student at University of Michigan and new to the world of aquascaping. I am really interested in learning from you all. Are there people in this group from Ann Arbor? Thanks!
Ramya,
Welcome to the group! We are comprised of members from all over Michigan and some neighborhood states. Feel free to register as a member on our discussion forums and ask questions about planted aquariums and aquascaping.
When & where is your next meeting or event? JOHN L. HODGSON 2230 NICHOLS ST. TRENTON,MI 48183-2418 hodgson11@att.net
John,
We have not yet planned anything for this year, but we will post announcements if we do.
Hi, I’m interested in meetings or events too. I keep 11 planted aquariums and enjoy the plants as much as I do the fish. I’ve only used a few easy varieties in the past but recently discovered some I hadn’t seen before like Subwassertang, Pellia and others. Would love to learn more and share ideas.
Moni Ames
Flushing, Michigan