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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13258943#post13258943 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jnarowe
very nice...maybe time to harvest the fuge?? :D
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I was going to say the same myself!

Loving the mangroves, just ordered some myself.
Do you find they remove much magnesium?

Conor.
 
Once a week my friend...

The grouth rate is very fast, it does't removes only phosfate and nitrate, but lot of trace elements, as a countermeasure i have to replace them ASAP.

Regards

Vitor Pestana
 
Do you have an update before the winter truly sets in?
Mind you, with good ol' global warming we don't get cold winters anymore.

Example, last winter I didn't even bother with my winter gloves for road riding, whereas a few years ago I would have both winter gloves & heated grips on full.

I digress, more pics please :-)
 
Mind you, with good ol' global warming we don't get cold winters anymore.

Then on the other hand, winter hit over a month early around here. We have 6 inches of snow from the last couple days, more in the next few days, it's 19 F right now, more cold temps in the forecast. Highly unusual. What ever became of the buoys that are placed all around the seas that recently showed a drop in sea temp? That study seems like it got burried by the MSM. Sorry, I don't have a link. The sunspot activity was at an extreme low, even for the end of the 11 year cycle. This has been associated with long cold winters in the past. Big question is, how long until someone figures out that mankind is responsible for sunspot activity, or lack thereof?
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13775727#post13775727 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by salty joe
Mind you, with good ol' global warming we don't get cold winters anymore.

Then on the other hand, winter hit over a month early around here. We have 6 inches of snow from the last couple days, more in the next few days, it's 19 F right now, more cold temps in the forecast. Highly unusual. What ever became of the buoys that are placed all around the seas that recently showed a drop in sea temp? That study seems like it got burried by the MSM. Sorry, I don't have a link. The sunspot activity was at an extreme low, even for the end of the 11 year cycle. This has been associated with long cold winters in the past. Big question is, how long until someone figures out that mankind is responsible for sunspot activity, or lack thereof?
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My brother is going out with a hot Russian chick, she just came back from Moscow last week and said the temperature was the same as in Dublin -- which is a very bad sign for Global warming, they usually have a ton of snow by now - so she says. We get nothing as the Island is heated by the Atlantic Gulf stream.

Apparently last year the shop keepers had to use pretend snow for the first time ever.

Now Vitor, been a while, and your procrastinating. :-)
 
vitor pestana- Have you measure the light in that greenhouse yet to get an idea of the PAR #'s? Are any of the corals having a hard time adjusting or with coloring,bleaching etc.? What have you found to be most problematic?
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14824062#post14824062 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by seesick
holy smoke updates?

long read....very nice...
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ditto that, great read and nice to see a something other than the norm :thumbsup:
 
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