Indian Almond Seeds

woah u got 17 posts and your talking like u know what your talking about :P j/k umm i dont really care if works or not i want it so i can sell them over the net hahahaha hey people buy them, lower the cost of price besides they arent that hard to harvest once they are going ok well thanks for the feedback
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I wish people could use just very basic, 4th grade level English when they write. Just very basic sentence structure at the very least. Is that too much to ask? Even very well respected people out here write worse than my second grader nephew. Apparently even people with a masters degree can not formulate a sentence properly! :rolleyes:
 
Just because folks buy something does not mean it works.

Marc Wiess products for planted aquariums come to mind. The claims made on some ofhtier products never did anything in several test I did.
Heating cables. Various snake oils and algicidal miracle "cures".
Aloe, garlic, peat extract and what not.........

The other side is that it also does not imply it does not work. But I've seen them and many folks here in CA have used them. I do not think it does anything more than the peat moss personally.

A few wholesalers here added to some tanks etc,no differences on their fish health etc. Other folks claim certain things, but not one to date has even set up a control and it's suspect unless in the context of a planted tank and setting a control with the various plant compounds plus rotting leaves is a quagmire to say the least.

One does not need a degree and can write however they deem fit and still be quite able understand such simple marketplace garbage and bandwagon mentality when they see it.

It's still a free country.
If you do not like how someone writes, do not respond to them.
No one is forcing you to respond.

One item to think about, are your fish really suffering and needing this?
Or would more significant and basic approaches to aqaurium husbandtry resolve the issue? It's only when you have ruled out other issues that you can fairly judge the effects of indian almond leaves.

I think if folks approached such products with this view in mind, they'd save more $ and have better success in the hobby. Asking the right question solves a lot more and gets away from so many practically unsolvable assumptions and extreanous issues.

Regards,
Tom Barr
 
plantbrain said:
Just because folks buy something does not mean it works.

Marc Wiess products for planted aquariums come to mind. The claims made on some ofhtier products never did anything in several test I did.
Heating cables. Various snake oils and algicidal miracle "cures".
Aloe, garlic, peat extract and what not.........

The other side is that it also does not imply it does not work. But I've seen them and many folks here in CA have used them. I do not think it does anything more than the peat moss personally.

A few wholesalers here added to some tanks etc,no differences on their fish health etc. Other folks claim certain things, but not one to date has even set up a control and it's suspect unless in the context of a planted tank and setting a control with the various plant compounds plus rotting leaves is a quagmire to say the least.

One does not need a degree and can write however they deem fit and still be quite able understand such simple marketplace garbage and bandwagon mentality when they see it.

It's still a free country.
If you do not like how someone writes, do not respond to them.
No one is forcing you to respond.

One item to think about, are your fish really suffering and needing this?
Or would more significant and basic approaches to aqaurium husbandtry resolve the issue? It's only when you have ruled out other issues that you can fairly judge the effects of indian almond leaves.

I think if folks approached such products with this view in mind, they'd save more $ and have better success in the hobby. Asking the right question solves a lot more and gets away from so many practically unsolvable assumptions and extreanous issues.

Regards,
Tom Barr
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all i read was blah blah blah blah..........blah all u had to say was your opinion is yours and mine is mine :D ok well thats all u had to say but its ok
 
jgulecas said:
Betta breeders do seem to swear by them, though.
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Mostly because they work wonderfully as bubblenest bases for breeding :)
 
chances are he's already harvesting or gave up. this thread is 2 years old.
 
lol wow i actually gave up looking for them and breeding betta fish....i actually took the route of growing plants and selling them.....i quit because i didnt have the funds to do it anymore, but i did get some seeds from thailand and germinated them....then they died cause i had planted them at my uncles ranch and he then lost the ranch to a divorce :( and who knows if its alive or not but most likely dead :( anyways thanks for the offer. Um i would like to start up again in a few years!!! aight well any help is appreciated on new methods of breeding/caring for these wonderful fish!!


FERNIE
 
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