In a message dated 3/15/2002 11:58:13 PM Eastern Standard Time, apistowise@fgn.net writes:
Sphagnum
peat is peat made from sphagnum moss. This is the one we apistophiles &
killinuts covet. Sorry, just feeling nit picky ;-)
Not being picky I think. I'd rather know what is the best to use. So it's sphagnum peat then. A new adventure for me.
I'm finally going to give D. Filamentosa and A. Panduro a try.
I've been avoiding the D. Filamentosa because I'd like to see if I can get it to have a natural "child birth." I've heard it's hard to get the female to take care of the eggs/fry without eating them. My pair will be wild so I'm thinking chances should be better.
As for Panduro well, still researching. I really got to stop buying so many fish and buy some more books. At least I have the list and the Internet but, the books are helpful....just thinking out loud I guess...I do that once in a while...think that is.<G>
JerryB
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