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Julie, thanks so much for hosting! This was my first time visiting your home, and I must say both it and your tanks are beautiful! And the food was great, too!

Sean, thanks for your talk. That chart from Dr. Ole Pederson really floored me - if I understand it correctly, it pretty much means that CO2 is the rate limiting favor for plant growth, so long as you have at least some light. Quite a philosophy shift; can't wait to test it out. Could mean significant savings on both light fixtures and electricity.
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Yes, Julie! Thank you so much for hosting and allowing the board to stay a little longer. My boys had a great time and my oldest was so thrilled to see Alexander again. He had been waiting all week for this meeting and he wants to invite your boys over for a playdate!

The food was awesome, the talk was very informative, auction was awesome, group buy was outstanding (I spent a lot, much to my hubby's shaking of his head :roll: ) and most of all, the crowd was great.

I had a great time. Now to set up that new tank :lol:

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Thank you everyone for coming. My boys were thrilled to see so many children. It is great to have such a nice group of people who understand all the work that goes into having nice planted aquariums. My friends' eye just glaze over when I talk about light fixtures, or substrate choices, or CO2 systems. :roll:

I do have a problem though. As usual, I bought more plants than my tanks can handle. :oops: Jeff U. gave me some "Limro. Aromatica" and I don't have room for all of it in my 37g. I have three nice stems for which I would like to find a nice home. If anyone wants them and can come pick them up, they are yours for free. It is a beautiful stem plant with bright purple leaf undersides.

Finally, I would like to say a special THANK YOU to Andrey, who was so kind and bought me the Madagascar Lace. :!: It was truly unexpected, and it looks super fabulous in my aquarium.

See you guys next month. Arrivederci.
Julie
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Julie, thanks for letting us into your home, I had a great time and I'm always amazed at how clean and beautiful your tanks are, Alexander's tank was also spectacular (I hope I got the name right) and looked better than any of mine. I missed bidding on one of your plants it was up front and center in your 11 gallon tank, I really liked it but I was out of cash after bidding too often, Thanks again!
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Tim
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Thank you! The food was top notch!

Thanks Sean. I plan to use my 100 gallon for high C02/low light as mentioned.
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FrannyB wrote:Thank you! The food was top notch!

Thanks Sean. I plan to use my 100 gallon for high C02/low light as mentioned.

If anyone is interested this is a good article by the folks at Tropica, it's the same information in Sean presentation, thanks Sean.

http://www.tropica.com/en/tropica-abc/b ... light.aspx
Sincerely,
Tim
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