i'm allergic.down pillows everywhere
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i'm allergic.down pillows everywhere
hmmm. I make fishing flies, so may take you up on that. those neck feathers look mighty shiney lol.give them away to whom ever wants some.
those are tiny.hmmm. I make fishing flies, so may take you up on that. those neck feathers look mighty shiney lol.
I know. Some of the largest bonefish and snook I have landed have been on 1/4" or so flies. Even large tarpon will hit a small fly, but their jaws are usually too tough for flies that small to get a good set. Have to step up to 1" or so for them.those are tiny.
pics sentI know. Some of the largest bonefish and snook I have landed have been on 1/4" or so flies. Even large tarpon will hit a small fly, but their jaws are usually too tough for flies that small to get a good set. Have to step up to 1" or so for them.
Brother? Brother are you there?gottem.
i prefer live rock rubble, dead snail shells, works good...Hey new idea. Instead of frag plugs can we just use soft rock like pumice? Think about it growing zoas on pumice means you can frag zoas and softies easier with just a razer blade. You can sell one polyp of zoas instead of frags for cheaper
Because for the people who don't have access to a saw you can just cut a frag like thatPeople already sell single polyps. For vastly more than they’re worth.
id want to see what the pumice leeches out before I put it in a tank. And why not just use rock rubble instead?
Because for the people who don't have access to a saw you can just cut a frag like that
Nope and don’t need a saw for rock rubble. Razor blade to cut zoa and then and old wore out razor blade to score the rock. Break at score and done. Works like a charm.you don’t need a saw to frag zoas?
Nope and don’t need a saw for rock rubble. Razor blade to cut zoa and then and old wore out razor blade to score the rock. Break at score and done. Works like a charm.
The answer is Always yes.. Franks corals are like the frozen poll in a Christmas Story.Thats a great pic Frank!! Anyone lick that yet??
The philosopher in you should see the flaw in this immediately.People already sell single polyps. For vastly more than they’re worth.
The philosopher in you should see the flaw in this immediately.
If a provider and consumer are agreeing on a price and transacting in the trade of goods or services for a set monetary compensation, then be worth of that good or service is equal to the compensation.
I think the subjective nature of "Value" makes it both a very difficult philosophically, and a fun thought experiment.true enough. That said. My focus in philosophy was NOT economics