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[Mschmidt]

 

[Mschmidt]

 

[kevgib67]

ut uh, he is the most scared dog I have ever seen outside the home. His nickname is bunny because he hops, and looks like a sandpiper when running.
Inside the house, he is dominant over 3 others, two are 50lb + bully mutts.
His name is Kit, which was short for kitty lol

This is my rescue, he was 11 months old when we got him. His name is Duke, a name I got voted down 3 times previously but when I suggested it again my daughter chimed in that he looked like a Duke. Coming up on 4 years and over the past 4 weeks he has began to bark for the first time, weird.

 

[kevgib67]

Did it stink

No, the breeder had the glands removed, no smell at all.

 

[kevgib67]

It is becoming clear that reefers are animal lovers!

 

[Mschmidt]

not sure why the double post. sorry about that.

 

[PeterErc]

I am going to pass you on to @Subsea he's the man when it comes to this subject. I know people tumble sea lettuce but I don't know about dragons breath

Thanks have been chatting with Subsea in another thread.

 

[Nano_Man]

 

[PeterErc]

Did it stink

Couldn’t blame that one on the dog

 

[PeterErc]

Cute lil guy, the baby isn’t bad either, just kidding. The baby is adorable.

The dog is an Airedale? That is the first dog I remember. We had a family girl named Daphne.

 

[PeterErc]

This is my rescue, he was 11 months old when we got him. His name is Duke, a name I got voted down 3 times previously but when I suggested it again my daughter chimed in that he looked like a Duke. Coming up on 4 years and over the past 4 weeks he has began to bark for the first time, weird.

He looks like a Duke, wish our dogs didn’t bark, the newest pup doesn’t so much but she does terrorize the cats.

 

[Mschmidt]

Cute lil guy, the baby isn’t bad either, just kidding. The baby is adorable.

The dog is an Airedale? That is the first dog I remember. We had a family girl named Daphne.

Thanks! They're both cute, and becoming friends. one of his favorite activities is watching the dog run.

It is an airedale. I grew up with German shepherds, but we wanted one that "doesn't shed". we evidently have a well-behaved one; I'd hate to see a poorly-behaved one if ours is good.

 

[littlefoxx]

What’s everyone up to tell us about your tanks Dogs Cats Birds and everything else

These are my babies I rescued them 7 years ago.

 

[PeterErc]

Thanks! They're both cute, and becoming friends. one of his favorite activities is watching the dog run.

It is an airedale. I grew up with German shepherds, but we wanted one that "doesn't shed". we evidently have a well-behaved one; I'd hate to see a poorly-behaved one if ours is good.

Nice, he will have a good companion. Soon they will be running together, pulling tails.

I really only remember the later years of the dogs life, other than glimpse fading moments. She only ever bit one person, ME. I was riding her back like a horse and she didn’t like it. Just another consequence of all the times my parents told me to stop doing something.
She was a good guard dog.

 

[Subsea]

I am going to pass you on to @Subsea he's the man when it comes to this subject. I know people tumble sea lettuce but I don't know about dragons breath

@PeterErc
@Nman

I have not successfully grown Halymenia dilitata. I have successfully grown Halymenia from warm GOM which grew from diver collected live rock.

Marine Plants in the Aquarium

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Marine Plants in the Aquarium

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Marine Plants in the Aquarium

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In the confines of a refugium, I feel tumbling any seaweed is too much effort for the results.

RAS, Recirculating Aquaculture Systems, is the mainstay for commercial cultivation of seaweed on land, and tumble culture uses the shape of container and fluid mechanics to set up a vertical loop current whose inertia is energy efficient.

Tumble culture dramatically increases photosynthetic activity across all surfaces of seaweed as it tumbles, thereby doubling PAR input to seaweed with no increase in lighting energy.

Because of the billowing sails of Halymenia, I found it difficult to tumble without clogging up screens requiring frequent maintenance. My commercial seaweed of choice was Gracilaria Hayi.

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I am going to pass you on to @Subsea he's the man when it comes to this subject. I know people tumble sea lettuce but I don't know about dragons breath

 

[Subsea]

I have not successfully grown Halymenia dilitata. I have successfully grown Halymenia from warm GOM which grew from diver collected live rock.

Marine Plants in the Aquarium

macroalgae, marine plants, caulerpa, refugium substrate, marine macroalgae for sale

www.marineplantbook.com

Marine Plants in the Aquarium

macroalgae, marine plants, caulerpa, refugium substrate, marine macroalgae for sale

www.marineplantbook.com

Marine Plants in the Aquarium

macroalgae, marine plants, caulerpa, refugium substrate, marine macroalgae for sale

www.marineplantbook.com

Marine Plants in the Aquarium

macroalgae, marine plants, caulerpa, refugium substrate, marine macroalgae for sale

www.marineplantbook.com

In the confines of a refugium, I feel tumbling any seaweed is too much effort for the results.

RAS, Recirculating Aquaculture Systems, is the mainstay for commercial cultivation of seaweed on land, and tumble culture uses the shape of container and fluid mechanics to set up a vertical loop current whose inertia is energy efficient.

Tumble culture dramatically increases photosynthetic activity across all surfaces of seaweed as it tumbles, thereby doubling PAR input to seaweed with no increase in lighting energy.

Because of the billowing sails of Halymenia, I found it difficult to tumble without clogging up screens requiring frequent maintenance. My commercial seaweed of choice was Gracilaria Hayi.

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Because you’ll mentioned rescue pets, Hunter is a Great Pyrenees and at 120lbs, Hunter adapted me 3 years ago when he started eating food scraps that I threw out from kitchen sink window.

 

[Subsea]

Is the brown seaweed In last picture Sargasjm?

 

[PeterErc]

@PeterErc
@Nman

I have not successfully grown Halymenia dilitata. I have successfully grown Halymenia from warm GOM which grew from diver collected live rock.

Marine Plants in the Aquarium

macroalgae, marine plants, caulerpa, refugium substrate, marine macroalgae for sale

www.marineplantbook.com

Marine Plants in the Aquarium

macroalgae, marine plants, caulerpa, refugium substrate, marine macroalgae for sale

www.marineplantbook.com

Marine Plants in the Aquarium

macroalgae, marine plants, caulerpa, refugium substrate, marine macroalgae for sale

www.marineplantbook.com

Marine Plants in the Aquarium

macroalgae, marine plants, caulerpa, refugium substrate, marine macroalgae for sale

www.marineplantbook.com

In the confines of a refugium, I feel tumbling any seaweed is too much effort for the results.

RAS, Recirculating Aquaculture Systems, is the mainstay for commercial cultivation of seaweed on land, and tumble culture uses the shape of container and fluid mechanics to set up a vertical loop current whose inertia is energy efficient.

Tumble culture dramatically increases photosynthetic activity across all surfaces of seaweed as it tumbles, thereby doubling PAR input to seaweed with no increase in lighting energy.

Because of the billowing sails of Halymenia, I found it difficult to tumble without clogging up screens requiring frequent maintenance. My commercial seaweed of choice was Gracilaria Hayi.

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Yes sir, here it is.

Thank you for the information

Because you’ll mentioned rescue pets, Hunter is a Great Pyrenees and at 120lbs, Hunter adapted me 3 years ago when he started eating food scraps that I threw out from kitchen sink window.

120lbs is a lot of dog, hope he is as peaceful as he looks in the pic.

 

[Nano_Man]

Is the brown seaweed In last picture Sargasjm?

Since we had a talk my seaweed is looking healthy dosing concentrate I could not get the ammonia the same as yours over here only a £45 bottles so I have been holding off. Don't want to buy a bottle and it kills everything also what sea weed are you asking about the fluffy seaweed or the brown seaweed can you see the little butter fish in back centre of the picture. Temp set at 55f every thing looks good and healthy so thankyou with sorting the seaweed out for me . Ammonia product have you got a different brand that will be ok to use . Thanks again subsea

 

[Nano_Man]

@Subsea I think it is this