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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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I have grown my right thumbnail. My mother thinks I'm a drug addict.
Frank Mamone wrote in message .. . 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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I have grown my right thumbnail. My mother thinks I'm a drug addict.
Frank Mamone wrote in message .. . 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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In article , "Frank Mamone"
writes: Before I go out and buy the pruning kits at the LFS, what do you pros use to maintain your planted aquariums? I use (and like) the Aquatic Gardens aquascaping toolkit. It's pricey (~$30), but I've grown dependent on the long curved scissors and the long stemmed tweezers. Also comes with a gravel rake which is handy, but not as essential as the scissors/tweezers. Erica http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mitoem/mitoem/index.htm |
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In article , "Frank Mamone"
writes: Before I go out and buy the pruning kits at the LFS, what do you pros use to maintain your planted aquariums? I use (and like) the Aquatic Gardens aquascaping toolkit. It's pricey (~$30), but I've grown dependent on the long curved scissors and the long stemmed tweezers. Also comes with a gravel rake which is handy, but not as essential as the scissors/tweezers. Erica http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mitoem/mitoem/index.htm |
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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 .. . 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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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 .. . 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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I use my Leatherman micro. I get a little wet...but..whatever..it workss well.
Frank Mamone wrote: 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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I use my Leatherman micro. I get a little wet...but..whatever..it workss well.
Frank Mamone wrote: 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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Frank Mamone wrote:
Before I go out and buy the pruning kits at the LFS, what do you pros use to maintain your planted aquariums? My fingernails aren't long enough. I used a pair of $4 stainless steel scissors from the office supply store for a year, and still use it in fact. But recently I have been growing hairgrass, which is VERY fine, and I bought the aquatic gardeners kit to enable me to plant individual blades. The 11" tweezers are maginficent, and the gravel rake is actually useful. The $4 scissors still get the most use. |
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Frank Mamone wrote:
Before I go out and buy the pruning kits at the LFS, what do you pros use to maintain your planted aquariums? My fingernails aren't long enough. I used a pair of $4 stainless steel scissors from the office supply store for a year, and still use it in fact. But recently I have been growing hairgrass, which is VERY fine, and I bought the aquatic gardeners kit to enable me to plant individual blades. The 11" tweezers are maginficent, and the gravel rake is actually useful. The $4 scissors still get the most use. |
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I guess I'll get myself a good nail clipper instead to keep my thumb nail
finely tuned "E. Mito" wrote in message ... In article , "Frank Mamone" writes: Before I go out and buy the pruning kits at the LFS, what do you pros use to maintain your planted aquariums? I use (and like) the Aquatic Gardens aquascaping toolkit. It's pricey (~$30), but I've grown dependent on the long curved scissors and the long stemmed tweezers. Also comes with a gravel rake which is handy, but not as essential as the scissors/tweezers. Erica http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mitoem/mitoem/index.htm |
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I guess I'll get myself a good nail clipper instead to keep my thumb nail
finely tuned "E. Mito" wrote in message ... In article , "Frank Mamone" writes: Before I go out and buy the pruning kits at the LFS, what do you pros use to maintain your planted aquariums? I use (and like) the Aquatic Gardens aquascaping toolkit. It's pricey (~$30), but I've grown dependent on the long curved scissors and the long stemmed tweezers. Also comes with a gravel rake which is handy, but not as essential as the scissors/tweezers. Erica http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mitoem/mitoem/index.htm |
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Is there a picture of it on the Net? I searched Google but can't find any of
these kits. "Dave Millman" wrote in message ... Frank Mamone wrote: Before I go out and buy the pruning kits at the LFS, what do you pros use to maintain your planted aquariums? My fingernails aren't long enough. I used a pair of $4 stainless steel scissors from the office supply store for a year, and still use it in fact. But recently I have been growing hairgrass, which is VERY fine, and I bought the aquatic gardeners kit to enable me to plant individual blades. The 11" tweezers are maginficent, and the gravel rake is actually useful. The $4 scissors still get the most use. |
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Is there a picture of it on the Net? I searched Google but can't find any of
these kits. "Dave Millman" wrote in message ... Frank Mamone wrote: Before I go out and buy the pruning kits at the LFS, what do you pros use to maintain your planted aquariums? My fingernails aren't long enough. I used a pair of $4 stainless steel scissors from the office supply store for a year, and still use it in fact. But recently I have been growing hairgrass, which is VERY fine, and I bought the aquatic gardeners kit to enable me to plant individual blades. The 11" tweezers are maginficent, and the gravel rake is actually useful. The $4 scissors still get the most use. |
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