Hi Jatyn,

Given my inability to get to my LFS when they are open, I use mail order and
Ebay to get some of my stuff.

Plants are hardier than most people think and can survive a week - ten days
in transit in a plastic bag in a padded envelope.

I've had tropical and cold/warm water species posted without issue.

Even the bad ones (they were probably bad to start-off with) perked-up on
arrival.

Usually smaller examples fare better. I prefer to grow them in my tanks
anyway; younger plants establish more quickly.

However, You may want to check with cutoms about the importation of live
materials.

Of course, *always* quarrantine new arrivals.

I have bought invertebrates and even fish by mail order and have yet to be
disappointed.

Anandan.


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"Jatyn" wrote in message
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Hi Everyone,

I have recently developed this hobby of aqua-plants.
I went over quite a few messages in this group and also through
'theKrib' and 'aquabotanic'. I was amazed by the variety of
aqua-plants !

However in the aqua-shops in my city (Pune, India) I can hardly find
anything apart from amazon and cobomba. Could you guys tell me how I
can possibly manage to get some more variety of plants. Anyone from
India on this list could be able to help I guess. Other people having
some suggestions would also be highly appreciated.

Thanks,
Jatin