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And people get upset when puppies are put in a bag. Lets just face it - people are evil. -
Zer0Fame replied to the thread Illegal Amphibian Trade is a Problem.Hey, happens with fish in Germany. Glofish are highly(!) illegal here. Yet you regularly find them for sale. Openly. On the German...
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Glad I haven’t bought JBL substrate since the start of last year then :lol: I suppose being a company as big as JBL quality control...
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Zer0Fame replied to the thread JBL Pro Scan.Okay, some products are cheaper, some much more expensive. Funny.
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Zer0Fame replied to the thread JBL Pro Scan.They did have some huge quality issues a few months back, imho. Sand that raised the hardness, Aquasoil(!!) that raised(!!!) the...
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Zer0Fame replied to the thread JBL Pro Scan.Hey, JBL is a German manufacturer. They're a bit frowned upon in Germany, because the readings depend a lot on the camera used and the...
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Zer0Fame replied to the thread Iron fertilizer mystery.Hey, those pH-values are mostly relevant for storing, as in the bottle. The precipitation of iron chelates is so slow, that it plays a...
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Zer0Fame replied to the thread cheap canister filter as a gravel vacuum???.Hey, completely missed this threat. Yeah, that works, and at least in Germany even exists out of the box. :D Not sure if this shows...
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Zer0Fame replied to the thread any idea what this strange critter is???.Hey, t'was guaranteed a slime mold. I love those. :)
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It's the dreaded Irish Lace Doily beast.
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Zer0Fame replied to the thread Aquael Ultramax 1000.So far, everyone was extremely happy with it, especially with how quietly it runs. To be honest, I can't even remember anything...
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You know how it is Germany just can't stay away from Poland. Having said that it might be a very fine canister filter - maybe even the...
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Zer0Fame replied to the thread Aquael Ultramax 1000.The Ultramax is the most recommended external filter in Germany currently. Just saying. :)
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Zer0Fame replied to the thread Too carbon or not.Hey, carbon indeed adsorbs micronutrients. If they're already low and not restocked regularly, this can lead to severe malnourishment...
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... and actually carbon, can absorb nutrients your plants need... I don't do any fertilizer, but carbon, can absorb some of the...
