Found a good article on barley straw so added it to the
algae primer.
http://www.aquabotanic.com/barleyarticle.html


kathy :-)
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The amount of straw seems quite little. I've thinking the requirement
would be hugh, since people keep mentioning bale.

I went to a farm store earlier, here in Las Vegas. They had no barley,
only wheat. Floating fish pellets went for $12/50 lb. Trout pellets went
for $19/50 lb.

Anyone knows a different store besides the one on Industrial/Russel?

Ka30P wrote:

Found a good article on barley straw so added it to the
algae primer.
http://www.aquabotanic.com/barleyarticle.html

kathy :-)
A HREF="http://www.onceuponapond.com/"Once upon a pond/A

In article ,
Sean Dinh wrote:

The amount of straw seems quite little. I've thinking the requirement
would be hugh, since people keep mentioning bale.

I went to a farm store earlier, here in Las Vegas. They had no barley,
only wheat. Floating fish pellets went for $12/50 lb. Trout pellets went
for $19/50 lb.

Anyone knows a different store besides the one on Industrial/Russel?

Ka30P wrote:

Found a good article on barley straw so added it to the
algae primer.
http://www.aquabotanic.com/barleyarticle.html

kathy :-)
A HREF="http://www.onceuponapond.com/"Once upon a pond/A

In LA we can get barley staw as a big bale, a small "bale" which is
about 12X2X10 in size (inches) and then you can get what I get which is
Barley Pellets. They come with a little mesh bag to put them in and it
is rated at like a cup per 400 gallons or something like that. I have
pretty good success with this stuff...

Carl

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