Sean Westle

Ok thanks, I usually look at new posts Just thought it could be tweaked

Still waiting but I will post as soon as I hear back

Eventually the Anubias will grow large enough that it can be divided to form two plants. You can tell that is ready to be divided when it has a long enough rhizome that both pieces after division will be at least 2-3” long, have several leaves and a good root system. You will want a sharp pair of scissors to cut the rhizome as it is very dense making it hard to cut through. A sharp pair of scissors makes the task much easier and will result in a cleaner cut which is easier for the plant to recover from. It can take a few weeks for the plant to recover, after which it will start putting out new leaves again. Often the rhizome with develop one or more new branches at the point where it was divided. Anubias is one of several plants that are excellent for beginners due to their durable nature and ability to survive in a variety of conditions including extremely low light. I would recommend anyone with an interest in aquatic plants give it a try. Found this on the net, hope it helps

I noticed that when searching new threads that when you look in the forum column you see Equipment classifieds are labeled the same as General Equipment. It just makes it confusing because some people hate wasting time in classifieds. Cheers Sean

I just PMed a person on another site that is a Chemist and hope to get a response soon for you

Very sweet Rays, you must be a proud daddy

I think the layout is great, Admin just has to learn to tweak the settings then you don't have to be at the mercy of a programer. I know in VB these things are a easy fix

Great topic I wish you the best Coolfish

Thanks for the heads up on this movie. Anything I say here could start a debate so I will keep my comments to myself. Great movie thanks

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I know someone that has a few different lines of BG's that would love a female or two for his BG's and EB's

You should switch him over to pellets then

Copper pipes and lots of other goodies that crash my water. Victoria water is very unstable I might try the oyster shells one day I know where to get lots on the beach Staff from Chemilizer have contacted me interested in my set-up They want to use my pics in a newsletter. Can you say excited

Thanks for the kind words The crushed coral is working fine This is the mix I use Batch #1 250g Sodium Thiosulfate 200g ethylenediamine-tetraacetic acid (EDTA). 1 gallon distilled water 5 ml (1 tsp) treats 20 gallons I tested it up to 100x the strenth a couple months ago and I buy my Chemicals from I nice place in Denver. I have a couple other things I add but that's my little secret. Before I had the system running I was going through a lot of Prime dosing every tank so I started making my own.

You must be a old timer