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n_sarno
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I've looked and looked but they hike up shipping so high, its such bogus. I was hoping to get some from a reefer on here for just the cost of shipping.
mr_bill
Active Member
Originally Posted by N_Sarno
I've looked and looked but they hike up shipping so high, its such bogus. I was hoping to get some from a reefer on here for just the cost of shipping.
Ohhh, you want freeeeeeeeee. Well let me know if you find somebody, I sure could use a blackmarket algae seller.
I've looked and looked but they hike up shipping so high, its such bogus. I was hoping to get some from a reefer on here for just the cost of shipping.
Ohhh, you want freeeeeeeeee. Well let me know if you find somebody, I sure could use a blackmarket algae seller.
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n_sarno
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Yea, I was hoping to spend no more then $10.00
I mean it grows like crazy so im sure people could spare it.. thats what I was thinking anyway. I've seen people give it away before all the time but now I cant find anyone
I mean it grows like crazy so im sure people could spare it.. thats what I was thinking anyway. I've seen people give it away before all the time but now I cant find anyone
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thomas712
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Originally Posted by lovethesea
next time you do that let me know.........there is none in STL. I thought you got rid of all your flatworms. Didn't you have a nudibranch in there for awhile?
The nudi's all died, and I even went through a flatworm exit treatment......There back!
I suppose I could alwyas rinse the chaeto in freshwater and send you some, or I can keep it in a bucket with some old water and do a FWE treatment on it 24 hours before sending you some if you like. Unfortunalty that would kill off any and all pods and worms in it, giving it a good freshwater soak.
Where there's a will there's a way. Did you really need some?
next time you do that let me know.........there is none in STL. I thought you got rid of all your flatworms. Didn't you have a nudibranch in there for awhile?
The nudi's all died, and I even went through a flatworm exit treatment......There back!
I suppose I could alwyas rinse the chaeto in freshwater and send you some, or I can keep it in a bucket with some old water and do a FWE treatment on it 24 hours before sending you some if you like. Unfortunalty that would kill off any and all pods and worms in it, giving it a good freshwater soak.
Where there's a will there's a way. Did you really need some?
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n_sarno
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I will let you know if my buddy pfits doesnt come through for me.. but I am thinking he will
Thanks
Thanks
lovethesea
Active Member
Originally Posted by Thomas712
. Did you really need some?
I am amazed how hard it is to find around here. Everyone has calurpra !!
We are OK for now......since we just switch over from calurpra, we aren't sure how its supposed to look. We put it in our HOB on the new 45 gallon. Trying to figure out if the light on the HOB need to be in a reverse lighting schedule or 24/7 ???
Tell me, are flatworms hiitchhikers that mulitply very quickly? I am never sure of what they truly are.
Sorry about the nudi's I think they are cool looking, did they eat what you had?
. Did you really need some?
I am amazed how hard it is to find around here. Everyone has calurpra !!
We are OK for now......since we just switch over from calurpra, we aren't sure how its supposed to look. We put it in our HOB on the new 45 gallon. Trying to figure out if the light on the HOB need to be in a reverse lighting schedule or 24/7 ???
Tell me, are flatworms hiitchhikers that mulitply very quickly? I am never sure of what they truly are.
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thomas712
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I put mine on a reverse schedule but have left it on for a couple of days in a row now and again.
Nudi's were doing fine but they always found a way to die, overflow, power head, what ever they could do to die they found the way.
Flatworms (the red ones) are a menace that can be hitch hikers, when they die in vast numbers can release some very good toxins that can kill fish and coral.
Here is some chaeto
Nudi's were doing fine but they always found a way to die, overflow, power head, what ever they could do to die they found the way.
Flatworms (the red ones) are a menace that can be hitch hikers, when they die in vast numbers can release some very good toxins that can kill fish and coral.
Here is some chaeto