Coral reefer said:For zoas yes, gloves and glasses (goggles better). Aptasia? Never bothered... Got any links to stuff about related info? What to watchout for, which corals are dangerous, how they can harm you (do I have to have cuts on hands and get slime in it or what?)Signs of a problem, what to do if?
Water is a chemical, and osmosis is your friendtuberider said:BTW, if you leave ANY tissue behind it will multiply into more of the little bastards, so IME chemical means are the best.
Mr. Ugly said:Water is a chemical, and osmosis is your friendtuberider said:BTW, if you leave ANY tissue behind it will multiply into more of the little bastards, so IME chemical means are the best.
TECHNICALLY, water isn't a chemical. It is an unique identifier for the physical state (liquid) of a specific chemical (H2O).Mr. Ugly said:Water is a chemical, and osmosis is your friendtuberider said:BTW, if you leave ANY tissue behind it will multiply into more of the little bastards, so IME chemical means are the best.
Mr. Ugly said:It was a little more than 20 years ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MKULTRA
Mr. Ugly said:Technically osmosis isn't Tony's friend either
edit: Haha... guess I hadn't read your post completely.
Fortunately for Tony, he has redeemed himself. Otherwise, yes!robert4025 said:Mr. Ugly said:Technically osmosis isn't Tony's friend either
edit: Haha... guess I hadn't read your post completely.
Norm...you want to borrow my Brittanica to throw at Tony? hehe
I know where some really big books are, would those work?robert4025 said:Mr. Ugly said:Technically osmosis isn't Tony's friend either
edit: Haha... guess I hadn't read your post completely.
Norm...you want to borrow my Brittanica to throw at Tony? hehe