ernestpolska
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oh.... i feel stupid.....
Been using tap H20 since Day 1: Click to see our tap water tests; is it safe to use??
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ernestpolska
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aere u polish cuz u have the capital citty of poland
jesli tak , to czesc jak sie masz?
jesli tak , to czesc jak sie masz?
flower
Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/3297236
Macroalgae actually isn't a plant but to Flower's point, it's not microalgae. Usually a piece of nylon screen or eggcrate will keep it in place.
Alright, learning time again….Macro algae like chaeto and Gracillaria are found under plants on this site. Which means very little since SWF lists Zoa as zoos. So what is the difference between a marine plant and macro algae?
http:///forum/post/3297236
Macroalgae actually isn't a plant but to Flower's point, it's not microalgae. Usually a piece of nylon screen or eggcrate will keep it in place.
Alright, learning time again….Macro algae like chaeto and Gracillaria are found under plants on this site. Which means very little since SWF lists Zoa as zoos. So what is the difference between a marine plant and macro algae?
ernestpolska
Member
man this is confusing......... i need to try all this out and learn from my mistakes before i get fish...... but i need 250 for 29g gallon aquarium and im only 14 sob parents took all my money...... good thing is summer s in a year so ill be able to work at fish store yay!
discount here i come!
discount here i come!
bang guy
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Originally Posted by Flower
http:///forum/post/3297255
Alright, learning time again….Macro algae like chaeto and Gracillaria are found under plants on this site. Which means very little since SWF lists Zoa as zoos. So what is the difference between a marine plant and macro algae?
There are Marine Plants like Turtle Grass for example. These are vascular plants with individual cells. Macroalgae is not in the Plant Kingdom, they are actually in the Protista Kingdom along with Protozoans. Macroalgae does not have individual cells, more like a sac filled with plasma.
http:///forum/post/3297255
Alright, learning time again….Macro algae like chaeto and Gracillaria are found under plants on this site. Which means very little since SWF lists Zoa as zoos. So what is the difference between a marine plant and macro algae?
There are Marine Plants like Turtle Grass for example. These are vascular plants with individual cells. Macroalgae is not in the Plant Kingdom, they are actually in the Protista Kingdom along with Protozoans. Macroalgae does not have individual cells, more like a sac filled with plasma.
flower
Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/3297268
There are Marine Plants like Turtle Grass for example. These are vascular plants with individual cells. Macroalgae is not in the Plant Kingdom, they are actually in the Protista Kingdom along with Protozoans. Macroalgae does not have individual cells, more like a sac filled with plasma.
That is so fascinating...Unbelievable the amount of combined knowledge the folks here on this site has to offer. Thank you Bang Guy!
http:///forum/post/3297268
There are Marine Plants like Turtle Grass for example. These are vascular plants with individual cells. Macroalgae is not in the Plant Kingdom, they are actually in the Protista Kingdom along with Protozoans. Macroalgae does not have individual cells, more like a sac filled with plasma.
That is so fascinating...Unbelievable the amount of combined knowledge the folks here on this site has to offer. Thank you Bang Guy!
ernestpolska
Member
yes i agree very interesting to now i think i also watched something about that on youtube but im not sure...... still thankyou for the knowledge...