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Re: Peat
In a message dated 12/29/02 6:28:08 PM, bwatters at sk_sympatico.ca writes:
<<
Peat moss is nothing like the substrate that typically occurs in Notho
habitats but it, nevertheless, seems to provide conditions that suit both
the breeding fish and the eggs during incubation, and it is a very
convenient medium for us to use. >>
What is curious to me is the beneficial effect that peat has on reducing
belly sliders. Obviously it is not a natural material for either South
American or African soil spawners, yet it provides something beneficial that
we can use to our advantage. Anyone have any ideas on whether it is chemical
or physical?
Lee Harper
Media, PA
USA
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