The Basics of Plastic Plants

[Bruce's Reformed Nephew]

Thanks, that was great!

Here is another one about the dangers of something that your tank is *literally* full of:
http/www.dhmo.org/facts.html




-BRN

 

[Sea_Monster87]

 

[my_fallen_angel]

i likt the part about

"do my plastic plants need a light?"

Yes they do if you want to see them

hehehehe

 

[fishdudein]

Hey, BigSteve! I'm farther north in Indiana, closer to Lafayette/West Lafayette/Purdue University, about halfway between Chicago and Indianapolis. But I'm familiar with the Vincennes area. If you ever get a chance to visit there, do so in the summertime and be sure to pick up a cantaloupe or two from one of the many roadside produce markets in that area. They will absolutely spoil you for any other melon! Something about the sandy composition of the soil in that part of the state. Hey...wonder how plastic plants would grow in Vincennes? (Sorry, just trying to get this thread back on track for Becca...that was quite the segue, wasn't it?)

 

[Becca]

LFMAO fishdudein

 

[Tropjunky]

who made that site. I can't belive someone that stupid would be able to make a web site let alone open a door.

A good continuation of that site would be does a glass fish tank grow?