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Old 26-02-2003, 05:59 PM
350X_Rider
 
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Default Pruning Equipment

Save your money, and use some basic scissors, and your hands... not really
scientific, but there's not really a need, unless you get personal
satisfaction out of it, then by all means, go ahead...

Like kush, I grew my nails out a little and my thumb nails have become my
pruners.... they work great, just a little pinch and boom all gone...


"Frank Mamone" wrote in message
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Before I go out and buy the pruning kits at the LFS, what do you pros use

to
maintain your planted aquariums?

Thanks




 
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