On 18 Jan 2007 20:29:11 -0800, "Tynk" wrote:


Zëbulon wrote:


It has nothing to do with the whole "what works for you may not work
for me" kind of thing.

Sure it does! It DOES work for me and has for years. Just because it
doesn't work for you doesn't mean it doesn't work for me or someone else.

This doesn't apply to this situation. It's not just a different way of
doing things.

Then you do what works for YOU and I'll do what works best for ME.


Well,
Obviously once again you refuse to learn the current facts of the
hobby.
You are once again spreading false information out to folks who need to
be told the correct information.
You refuse to do any research, and act childish with your "you do what
works for you and I'll do what works for me"attitude.
Current science says what you are saying is wrong.
I'm sorry that you refuse to learn the current info in this great
hobby. That's sad.
Why would you want to keep telling people the wrong thing?
Isn't that a bit dumb?
You won't go read a published magazine that talks all about it and the
science behind it, because it costs $4.95.
How about using the computer you type into everyday to do a search on
it.
That's not going to cost you anything but a little effort.
What's a little effort when it comes to learning?
Here, I'll even give you a head start....
Research Nitrifying bacteria and Dr. Peter Strom.



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