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  1. 16th Dec 2005, 22:10 #21
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    duckweed float on the water surface rite how come everyday need to remove when u clear those floating ...
    can pass some to me.. i want to have some in my tank..
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  2. 16th Dec 2005, 22:18 #22
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    To alot of people, including me, it is a pest... To goldfish and my ikan jelawat, they are food... I dun think you want them, they are like the spirits of the plant world, linger around even when you tot they are no longer around!...

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  3. 17th Dec 2005, 02:32 #23
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    Get feeder mollies, i have them with my cherries and I haven't had any problems yet. Though i imagine if you keep skimming the duckweed before it gets a chance to release spores you should be fine in a few days... -shrugs-
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  4. 17th Dec 2005, 16:10 #24
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    If there's plenty of duckweeds floating around, try using a comb to scoop them up , quite effective.

    Cheers.
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  5. 17th Dec 2005, 16:17 #25
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    I got lots of duckweed that I can't finish all by myself. Does anybody want any??
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  6. 18th Dec 2005, 00:53 #26
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    @Budak: Ok, I've been wondering for a long time, do you REALLY have a pet duck?
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  7. 18th Dec 2005, 01:10 #27
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    you can come and pet it if you want!
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