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Want some xenias?
Last Post 07/02/2009 10:18 PM by Jtown. 4 Replies.
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Cedar Falls Posts/Points: 273/385
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| 07/02/2009 03:08 PM |
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Well, the xenia harvesting went well. I used the back edge of an exacto knife to scrape the base away from the rock. Once you got it started it peeled right off. I'm going to put the frags amongst some rubble in the sump of my fowlr. I also have a large colony on a softball sized rock, plus another rock covered in xenia and various mushrooms, and a small piece of LR with just a couple stalks. I think I might see if our friends in W. Des Moines are interested in the big colonies, but I can save some frags for anyone that wants one or two or fifty.
Mark
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Muscatine Posts/Points: 797/943
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| 07/02/2009 03:27 PM |
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They work pretty good as scrubbers in a sump. But you might even have trouble giving them away. |
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Cedar Falls Posts/Points: 273/385
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| 07/02/2009 03:50 PM |
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Yeah, a little xenia goes a long way. If kept in the sump, do they still manage to migrate to the DT via return pump?
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Muscatine Posts/Points: 797/943
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| 07/02/2009 04:15 PM |
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I don't believe they break off to float around to another spot. As long as the rock they are on is sounding by sand so they can't travel to another rock or to the glass, they should be contained for the most part. |
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Posts/Points: 415/553
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| 07/02/2009 10:18 PM |
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I just did the same thing to peel a few off a rock. Fairly simple. I rubber banded them to a smaller rock so I can contain them to that rock alone down on the sand bed. I like the silver pulsing I have but dont want it to take over what ever it wants. PS did you notice the strange smell it has outside of water? Xenia smells wierd... lol |
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