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ya i had a gas line on my heater fell off. it was sprayin gas in the house. fortunately i couldnt sleep last nite and smelled it. the whole garage was bad. God's wrath on the bay area...keep ur head up...things will get better

no, cant u read...that personality died...im renewed. and ild prefer to let that past go. i want to contribute positively and not detract from the conversation. thanks

sweet thanks, cant wait. sounds like its gonna b good. never been there before, but im sure it wont be that much different than CSUEB parking lot layouts.

that would be me. i went. part of a trip from my JC. voluntary student project. yes it does run that high. but why im running it higher is part of a different reason. im examining the difference in running closer to what i observed in the ocean. for extensive purposes, since this...

so last nite i concocted a very very rich mixture of kalk and water. about 20ml kalk powder to 40-45ml of water. and i injected some mojano anemones and they curled up. today they appeared to be disintegrating some what. well i fed my clown tang and other fish like normal with spectrum...

thats surface. take a sample from 2 inches above a coral in red sea or gbr. it will be higher.

im gonna have to print out the map to find out where the cafeteria is. im guessin there will be some sort of paper signs directing the way?

i guess it would be helpful for me to know which room...as a college can be fairly large.

gotcha...thanks.

do you guys do free water testing? might as well ask before i figure out when to make the trip this weekend.

ive setup it up before where they had a bin that would connect to the sump and keep the flow of water nicely in and out while keeping any possible leaf droppings from the tank itself. i might have picts somewhere if you want to see

thats actually a pretty good idea.

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nice research...thats why i dont trust wiki answers... using old water wouldnt b a bad idea either. didnt even think about that. just watch out though as the plant absorbs water than the salinity doesnt go sky high. mangroves have special pores than block out salt from being taken up. so...

for some of my coral ill just feed them the sprectrum pellets by hand. the mini ones of course. they love it... i will do my sprinkling 2 or so hours before lights out so that the polyps that open at night have a chance at food as well

yes, its one of the best places to see coral...

the red sea is one the places that i personally sampled and found this. as well as several studies in the GBR at selected sites.

isee you copy and pasted from wiki answers... this is from a mangrove conservation... Do mangrove trees need salt to grow then? No. They continue to grow with freshwater but more slowly. So, outside their specialised niche, they cannot compete with regular plants and are quickly overgrown...

it is quite possible that the selected books i read were from 3-5 years old. ill have to research into that.

yay.... sounds good. and then i can pay my dues!!! and mayb meet sum of u reefers...