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* About 5 smallish Blyxa Jap, each is about 4" * A blob of HC that's about 10"x7" ... ALSO, has at least 8 Blyxa Jap seedlings growing in it... so FREE plants with that one! Closer: ________________________ * All 5 Blyxa Jap is $10 shipped * HC is also $10 shipped Both sets will...

Next time. They're sold.

I have about 15 Blyxa Jap. plants for sale again. They come from a tank that has various snails, so be forewarned on that. I'll let them go for $10 shipped, if your state will allow them in, ha. Paypal, coming from Kentucky.

Haha, well it grows pretty fast, I'm sure I'll have more in about a month. I was just out of town for a few weeks and it got out of control.

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Have about enough of it to carpet half a 20Long. Just looking to get rid of it all at once, was gonna trash it, but figured I'd throw up here first. Thinking $20 shipped to the 48, not sure if California would allow plants though... Anyways, it's the bushy plant on the right side of the tank...

I've got the 2215 on my 29G (with their spray bar kit with extra extensions so the current isnt too crazy). So while the 2213 should work for your tank bio wise, having small fish and all, the extra flow/mechanical filtering the 2215 will give would be better, and shouldn't create too crazy of...

The first looks like a rebadged Marineland HOT Magnum... seems like people either love it or hate it, and mostly use it as a secondary filter for polishing/mechanical filtering. Don't know if it's loud, but might be good for tanks up to 55g. The second one, I dont know, and it's probably pretty...

I agree with Gillie, they kinda look like Oryzias Woworae/Ricefish.

Moneywort (Bacopa monnieri) is the only one i can think of, off the top of my head...

the volume it gave you is in cubic feet, just multiple that by 7.48 (which is the gallons in a cubic foot), so just over 320 gallons. Anyways, i dont really have much experience with ponds so bump?

Nice! pm'd you

CHARD!!... as soon as I posted this I remembered you wanted more things. Fortunately you were the first to reply, so if YOU want them, they're yours... who cares about anyone else ;) I still have the address you pm'd me, so unless that changed just let me know, and I can pm you my paypal thing...

Decided to dab in high tankerty, so have a fairly large Java Fern to get rid of and Red Rubin (Echinodorus rubin) I dont have room for anymore. A couple of the ferns leaves have green pot algae on it, on account it was in to much light, and my fert balance was off... but otherwise is nice. I'd...

well, it would definitely create bubbles and look fancy... but pretty sure there would be very little CO2 involved with it. So for a quick, short term science project it would work... i'd prolly give you a C+ !

... or you can "cheat" and move the airstone up :)

lol. But yeah, using a couple 2 liters should work. I think I used about 2 cups of sugar in each that i first dissolved in really warm water (dont remember exactly how much water though), then 1/2 tsp of yeast (once the water cooled a bit) and 1 tsp of baking soda in my 2 liters, before going...

I dont think you have enough of the CO2 producing solution. Thus it's probably not creating enough pressure to overcome the water pressure from the depth of a 55g tank. So, you're gonna either need quite a lot more... or just go pressurized (which would be my vote)