a little back up
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lol thanks.. the one chick that answered has like 4 accounts and always votes down people in groups
oh stupid people.....
lol, I find it ironic that while studying for my organic chem final tomorrow I take a break to check this out, lol
my prof would die laughing after reading that one dude's comments on how protein skimmers remove organics, not ammonia, nitrates and nitrites!...wait a minute...if he's dead...no exam....I might have to show him this.....
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lol, I find it ironic that while studying for my organic chem final tomorrow I take a break to check this out, lol my prof would die laughing after reading that one dude's comments on how protein skimmers remove organics, not ammonia, nitrates and nitrites!...wait a minute...if he's dead...no exam....I might have to show him this.....
lol
I love the book it refers to. I have met both Julian Sprung and Charles Delbek. I rate that book right up there with Scott Michael's book about how to kill....er....keep sharks and rays. (See how much I love it?)
PT skimming takes out metals like copper! I haven't laughed that hard in a LONG time! Just post a link to this thread for them. We'll set them straight!
PT skimming takes out metals like copper! I haven't laughed that hard in a LONG time! Just post a link to this thread for them. We'll set them straight!
LOLYep, shore lines are part of the ocean's way of running itself. The main thing to remember when looking at the ocean is total water volume compared to amount of bioload. There are millions of fish out there, and when you see them, they are usually together. But remember how much water doesn't have schools of fish, but is still part of the larger system.