Hi mabiebaby will be happy to send you a bunch of seeds. Emailing you my mailing address. ********************THIS POST IS NOW CLOSED.******************* Best to you, Sandra

Medo, OOOOOH, your page is a hoot :) Whoever said it's hard to read or confusing, just doesn't get it ;) I personally think we are twins, I talk, like how you type, LOL......and I'm not kidding. You should see some of the looks I get at work, when I jump from 1 subject to another without even blinking. I would love for you to have these seeds. Just pm me and I'll send my addy. Melissa1977

Hi My original intent for my 75 gallon was to have 5 inches of water on the bottom and the 17 inches above that for epi's. Found I had very nervous fish which hid all the time. Incrementally raised the water level which is now at 8 inches.Solved the fish problem but this reduced the canopy section that I had to remove several specie.Still not enough depth to keep the water plants submerged even with constant pruning. The Java fern has invaded the land area and without constant pruning it would smother the dicranum moss. The truly rampant growers are the ones I thought would be ideal lol The Solomon ribbon plant and bears foot fern are growing at least 3 times the rate of the shadehouse ones.The Geonoma and sealing wax palms have not grown too tall but are holding the fronds horizontally.Blocks the light to the nerve plant and moss which has responded by becoming leggy. I've allowed the ribbon plant to grow above the tank in hopes of getting it to flower. No flowers but it's standing 2 feet above the tank lol. Another has been the silver spot begonia.I've removed almost 30 inches from one 3 inch cutting since Feb.!!lol Of the original 30 species of plants I put in it the only ones that have not done well are a red oxalis and C. esculenta"black magic" Both are still growing but are weak and spindly. Oh well, I knew this would be wayy too small when I started. I think the water depth should be a minimum of 12 inches with at least 30 inches for the canopy area. Really going to have to step up the lighting for one that deep!! Gary

Annie, your refrigerator is the soul mate of my old one, non-working light and all. I replaced it a few years ago with my current Amana. You need a NEW ONE. Whatever you buy will save you lots of money in spoiled food. Really. I can't believe the difference.