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ineke

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A big thank you to MickeyG for sending me some lovely Java Fern and mosses. Thanks to him (plus some plants I bought from Aquathumb) I now have 3 very nicely planted tanks and my 30 " tank is a bit of a nursery for mosses and ferns to grow out, it should look like a jungle when they all start to take off.

MickeyG's mosses are lovely and I am slowly getting better at tying instead of gluing thanks to his generous amount of moss to practice with.

So its greatly appreciated Mick thank you very much and especially thank you for my little "surprise" I love it!!:friendly_wink:

Cheers

Ineke:encouragement:

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So its greatly appreciated Mick thank you very much and especially thank you for my little "surprise" I love it!!:friendly_wink:

Surprise? sounds a bit shrimpy to me! LOL! MickeyG has shared the love once again!

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No livestock involved but a lovely surprise and that's all I'm going to say!:D

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Haha glad ya tanks are looking fuller now ineke, my 40cm cube will now finally be shut down and sold to make way for my 2nd divided four footer woop woop

Hope everyone who scored mosses/plants is happy and enjoys them and don't be afraid to share the love when trimming time comes around as I'm sure other skf members would be stoked

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Haha glad ya tanks are looking fuller now ineke' date=' my 40cm cube will now finally be shut down and sold to make way for my 2nd divided four footer woop woop

Hope everyone who scored mosses/plants is happy and enjoys them and don't be afraid to share the love when trimming time comes around as I'm sure other skf members would be stoked[/quote']

I certainly will share the love when I finally have too much to use!!!!

Great that you are getting the divided 4 footer but you should use the cube to grow on your mosses!!!

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Yeah I know but after my flooding two tanks are my limit haha until I have shrimpets that is!!

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I got my free plants from Mick today too. Mick threw in some creeping moss and fissiden too :encouragement::encouragement: What a nice surprise!

Mick wanted to refund me $2.50 that I over paid for postage. I'm glad I didn't take it back. lol

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Yeah I know but after my flooding two tanks are my limit haha until I have shrimpets that is!!

Don't sell it or give it away YOU WILL NEED IT

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I got my free plants from Mick today too. Mick threw in some creeping moss and fissiden too :encouragement::encouragement: What a nice surprise!

Mick wanted to refund me $2.50 that I over paid for postage. I'm glad I didn't take it back. lol

Mick is very generous and has helped me out both with plants and advice I owe him a lot and hopefully one day soon I will be able to repay him in kind:encouragement:

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