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Rhodophyta
12/05/2003, 01:31 PM
Anyone interested in going together on an order for marine plants from Hawaii? This company, Rain Garden Ornamentals in Hawaii, has both freshwater plants and Hawaiian macroalgae. I didn't see anything freshwater I wanted at their prices or don't already have, but the macros looked interesting.
BigBird
12/05/2003, 02:42 PM
What kinda money are you talking??
I'm setting up a fuge soon and need some macro & I'm over in Cuyahoga Falls, so pickup at your place would be pretty convenient.
I'll PM you my phone #, could you give me a ring to discuss this??
Thanks,
Rhodophyta
12/05/2003, 09:16 PM
This is what they have, I would say pick what you want and then split the shipping costs, which from Hawaii will add something to the cost.
Acanthophora spicifera (green)
(seldom eaten by fish)
$2.00/bunch $18.00/dozen
Gracilaria salicornia
(gold and brown strains - eaten by fish)
$2.00/bunch $18.00/dozen
money plant - Helmedia sp.
(calcarious algae, not eaten by fish)
$5.00/bunch $45.00/dozen
Banggai cardinal fish (Pteragon kauderni)
captive bred
$18.00 each
feather duster worm (Sabellastarte sanctijosephi)
captive bred - a Rain Garden exclusive
$7.00 each
sea hare - (Stylocheilus striatus)
captive bred - a great aquarium janitor
eats cyanobacteria and nuisance algae "fuzz" (e.g. Lyngbya majuscula) - also a prolific breeder supplying minute larvae for your suspension feeders - reef safe
1 inch $10.00 each $15.00/pair
rock-boring urchin (Echinometra mathaei)
$4.00 each
NEW upside down jellyfish (suction cup jellyfish) (Cassiopea mertensi)
captive bred - a Rain Garden exclusive
Perhaps the only jellyfish which does well in a reef or fish aquarium. One-inch in diameter. This jellyfish swims to a surface (the bottom, a rock or a wall) where it temporarily attaches itself like a suction cup with the tentacles exposed. Will occasionally swim about and settle in a new spot.
$4.00 each
feeder shrimp (Palaemon debilis)
captive bred
$3.00/dozen
. feeder amphipods
captive bred
$1.00/dozen
. sea lettace (Ulva)
pond-raised
$5.00/quart
. red mangrove (Rhizophora mangle)
sprouted shoots (tubers) for refugium to export excess nutrients
$8.00/dozen
Crabcakes
12/06/2003, 05:30 PM
I might be interested too. My goal is to set up a refugium over the holidays. I live nearby as well.
Jim
Rhodophyta
12/07/2003, 12:46 AM
If you guys could use some plants right now. I won more than I can use at the PMAS Megaraffle in Pittsburgh tonight. Most of the extra is that ever popular Chaetomorpha.
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