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February 20th 05, 12:05 AM
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OYSTER SHELLS
Hello Group,
I've had SW for almost 5 years, but need a little help on this question. I recently had oysters at an oyster bar. I asked to save the shells. I took them home, boiled them and then placed them in mild chlorine. Can I put them in my tank? Thanks Russ -- Russell Jankowski A.M. SERVICE 440-333-4923 
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February 20th 05, 12:45 AM
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"Russ J." wrote in message ...
Can I put them in my tank? Sure you can, I do not see why not ? They come from the ocean...
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