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Thanks for the info!

I have harvested a vast amount of Capensis seeds to give to friends next spring. My question is...should they be kept in a fridge for the winter or just on a shelf in a sealed container? TIA

The pinnacle of utrich's, well done!

I used zeolite when raising tropical and temperate fish. It absorbs ammonia, can be "recharged" (ammonia stripped away) by soaking in salt water. Not sure what the PH is though.

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I have a few P. Macrocera Nortensis if interested.

Thanks, I am now smarter than I was yesterday!

I am no chemist or biology professor....but if you examine a cup of synthetic marine water and a cup of collected sea water, you will find many things in the natural not found in the synthetic. Remember...this is simply my two cents.

I do mean live water.....there are very many constituents in Ocean water that enable the "live rock" to flourish.

Live water is a very viable way to introduce many of the natural Flora and fauna found in the Ocean to a tank. Better to use it for the first year of a new reef tank, then you can easily switch to some commercial salt such as Instant ocean, Reef Crystals etc. By all means, purchase any book...

May I ask....is this for the Houston Arboretum and Garden Park North of town? I am curious, as I worked on that project in the mid to late 80's.

spectacular! no other word to describe those flowers. Thanks Ron! always impressed with your posts.

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