I might buy the plants from you but I sure need your advice again. I don't
know what to do now but I'm thinking to start from a scratch. Can you
please ID my algae. It looks like Hair or Brush Red Aglae. When it is
almost dead it turns to red color and dissappears.
http://s93457593.onlinehome.us/Algae.htm If I start from a scratch what is
the chance I will get that algae again? It takes over my plants and slowly
kills them one by one. How can I remove nitrates besides water change to
keep it under 10ppm? I started adding Algae destroyer (very very small
dosage) but it doesn't help.




"LeighMo" wrote in message
...
Continental U.S. only, you play shipping (priority mail). Paypal only,
because
I want to mail them out this Saturday. Tanks are choked, because I was in
Hawaii for two weeks, visiting the 'rents for the holidays. I trimmed the
tanks back almost bald before I left, but still, the fish can hardly move
now.
:-P

They are mostly fast-growing stem plants best suited for a tank with at
least 2
wpg. Hygrophila, Limnophila, water sprite, hornwort, and lots more.
Great for
someone who's starting out a new tank using Chuck's method
(http://www.csd.net/~cgadd/aqua/art_plant_newtank.htm).

E-mail me privately if interested (mind the spamguard).

(And Bob, if you're still interested, let me know. I'd have e-mailed you,
but
I lost your addy in a filing cabinet crash.)

Leigh

http://www.fortunecity.com/lavender/halloween/881/