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Ben Belton
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Post by Ben Belton »

What is the best way to trim this stuff?

Take some scissors and go at it sideways?

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That'll work.
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Aquascape? I'm a crypt farmer.

If you've got bait, I've got wasabi!

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Post by Ben Belton »

It didn't work. Ended up just pulling the whole mess up.

Someone asked me how you plant HC back. I told them you planted little clumps everywhere in your tank, and then 2 days later your fish will have pulled them all up, you cuss a lot, and start over.

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2 days later your fish will have pulled them all up, you cuss a lot, and start over.
LOL!
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Well it worked for me, happy cussing.
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Aquascape? I'm a crypt farmer.

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Post by Cristy Keister »

Well, if you get sick of it I'm willing to take it off your hands! :mrgreen:
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Cristy Keister wrote:Well, if you get sick of it I'm willing to take it off your hands! :mrgreen:
I offered it all for free on the AGA web page :-)

Might have some other things after this weekend.

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Post by Cristy Keister »

I've tried it a few times and lost all but the tiniest little piece. That tiny bit is actually growing, but too slowly for my limited patience! I want more!
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Post by Ben Belton »

That happened to me too. Seems it has to get very established before it will take off.
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Post by Jeff120 »

Ben Belton wrote:That happened to me too. Seems it has to get very established before it will take off.
I seems to be the same way for me, I planted it in Jan. and alot of it ended up floating around in bits and pieces. What stayed rooted is just now starting to take off. But hey its easier then glosso that needs trimmed or replanted every 2 days!!!
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