Recent content by reefkprZ

there are opinions on all sides of the fence on this subject but basically IMO they should be one of three options, Bare bottom (no sand) under 1 inch or over 5 inches. a lot of people have successes with many different set ups and I am definatly not going to start the DSB versus SSb debate, its...

me too, I just happened to get into my cups a little, and kept going (sorry) if you look back at post #33 this guy is convinced without aminos nothing will be skimmed... or rather , fractionated out of the water... the whole basis of what I was trying to show is that it doesnt matter, one of...

WAIT wtf are we going on about>? you guys can choose to believe a protien skimmer will only skim if there are amino acids present if you want, I give up.

is calcium a hydro carbon? I did not think so. please correct me if I am wrong.

great description. not sure I completly understand it, but it gives me a basis for research.

or?gan?ic (?r-gnk) adj. 1. Of, relating to, or derived from living organisms: organic matter. 2. Of, relating to, or affecting a bodily organ: an organic disease. 3. a. Of, marked by, or involving the use of fertilizers or pesticides that are strictly of animal or vegetable origin: organic...

thats the best response I have heard yet

how does an MRI work? it said organic mineral and inorganic material, not molecule.... just to clarify, try rereading the post.

just look at the periodic table for a minute find one thing on this planet with out a piece of that in it.

Organic minerals- these are once living, or are living and can bring life to cells. These contain carbon, and their electrons spin clockwise, just like those of the human body. Additionally, these cells can form an ionic bond with the body and can easily break down into materials to help with...

it was sarcasm, OBVIOUSLY PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY ARE RELATED you're the one tha said it was one not the other, .... you make my brain hurt.

hell not only are cyanide and diamonds organic but they are naturally occuring too.....

yes

and neither of the two sciences have anything to do with each other carbonates in physics follow different theories than those in chemistry, so e=mc2 in physics but in chemistry the mass doesnt matter because were talking chemistry, not physics... so specific gravity (a physics thing) has...

christ am I really debating whether or not calcium can be organic...