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    Hydrogen sulfide can be wicked stuff. Also, when diluted in water it becomes hydro sulfuric acid.

    We could talk for days on that issue alone.
    John

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    It should be noted that this is quote from a friend of mine who is considerably smarter than I. Lol. We've spoken at length in this exact regard.
    Man, you really do like Allan don't you?
    John

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    Quote Originally Posted by FireWater View Post
    Man, you really do like Allan don't you?
    You're so misled! Lol!




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    My sand bed was 4 to 5 inches but over the past 7 years ive never done anything to it so it is like 3 inches now but in this past year i took out like 1 inch on the front veiwing and add another inch so im at 4 to 5 inches now i belive in it just NEVER EVER mess with anything more then a half inch in the bed or below that area will turn dark for about a month or 2 i dont want to know what will release if i stir it but i have alot of luck with mine i got chitens to millions of britstars to little red worms and alot of other goodies in my bed it will be 8 years in Nov this year i think the sweet spot in dsb is around 6 inchs thats my opinion sorry run on and misspells m labor for life
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    There was a member that mentioned putting Mangroves or other plants with roots into the DSB to help break up that zone of nasty towards the bottom of the DSB. Is this a good idea? Sounded good to me when i read it.

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    the mangrove will out grow your tank after year or 2 then what try and pull it out might crash the tank with what ever is down there
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    Touche... Well answered good sir. ha ha

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    o im sorry if i came off touche i cant word things for crap haha
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    Paul, what can do to get a cup of you micro fauna infested sand!?! And an orange nem...


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    No touche like well played. Or good response. You were good. No worries bro.

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