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Awhile back, I set aside a 25g aquarium for the culture of Marimo Balls,
no fish in it. All the data I have read on them call them slow growing, and this may be true--in their natural habitat. But, as necessary, a few drops of Shultz Liquid Fertilizer (10-15-10 and NO copper), a bit of lime, calcium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, micro-nutrients (NO copper) and warm water--78-80f, fairly frequent water changes and they pearl (throw off oxygen bubbles) and grow like crazy. I tossed some Elodea into the tank and get an inch or two growth on each strand a day! It is the biggest, stoutest, most beautiful and healthy looking Elodea I have ever seen ... Now I am thinking about cultivating the Marimo Balls in a 350g aquarium and supplying stores in my area. As, only two have them and they $10.00 a piece, for small ones! Regards, JS |
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