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John G
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December meeting auction

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I have a 55 gallon acrylic tank I no longer need or want. If anyone thinks they might be interested in it, I’ll clean it up and put it in the auction at our December meeting. (It would include a wooden stand and a small light fixture.)
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Re: December meeting auction

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OK, there will not be a 55 gal tank in the auction. But what bout plants? What are people bringing? I'd love to get some slow growing plants to replace the stems in my 75.
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Re: December meeting auction

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I don't have much to offer, only one fair sized C. wendtii 'green gecko' that is taking over my nano tank. My 150 is full BBA and Cyanobacteria so I don't think you'll want any plants from that tank.
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Re: December meeting auction

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I should have some of the usual plants I've been bringing lately. Most likely:

Ranalisma rostrata
Staurogyne 'Porto Velho'
Blyxa japonica
Hygrophila pinnatifida
etc...
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Re: December meeting auction

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I will likely be putting some plants in for the Club Swap with Seattle. The others I will put in the auction. Here is the list of what I will be bringing, plus likely some other plants that I don't have their names handy.
  • Crypt nurii
    Fissidens
    Hairgrass “Murphy”
    Hemianthus Glomeratus (aka often known as baby tears or pearlgrass)
    Hydrilla verticillata
    Lindernia Potidifolia varigated
    Lobelia Cardinalis ʺsmallformʺ
    Ludwigia Sp. repens xarcuata
    Marsilea hirsuta - Four Leaf Clover Dwarf
    Mini pellia
    Polygonum sp. kawagoeanum
    Rotala macrandra ‘mini butterfly’
    EDIT: Added LIMNOPHILA 'GUINEA BROAD LEAF'
    EDIT: Added Christmas tree Moss
    EDIT: Added Flame moss
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37g planted, 11g planted, and three 5.2g planted shrimp tanks.
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Re: December meeting auction

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Does anyone have POACEAE SP. 'PURPLE BAMBOO' that they could bring to the mtg. I'd trade for anything I have.
Julie
37g planted, 11g planted, and three 5.2g planted shrimp tanks.
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Re: December meeting auction

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I'll be making an appearance -- the first in a long while. I'll bring a huge mass of deep red Ludwigia Arcuata and a baseball of fissidens. If anyone wants Trident I can bring some of that too.

I'll also bring some Red cherry shrimp too. They've been overrunning my tank since I've gone fishless.
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Re: December meeting auction

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I have the following for sale with free delivery to the meeting.

Oryzias woworae, size: 1.5 inches, $2 per fish or 10 for $16
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Re: December meeting auction

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I'll be bringing....

Malawa Shrimp
Elatine gussonei
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Re: December meeting auction

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Aaron wrote:I'll be bringing....

Malawa Shrimp
Elatine gussonei
Ooooooooooooh!?!!
It is not murder if you're killing snails.
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