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Why grow Phytoplankton?
Topic Started: Nov 21 2009, 07:54:31 AM (1,532 Views)
Post #71 Feb 13 2010, 07:29:01 PM Clint
I went to drop my kids off at an activity I must have just missed you. I plated them up I let you know if they grow.
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Post #72 Feb 13 2010, 07:29:47 PM Clint
I plated two of each.
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Post #73 Feb 14 2010, 08:29:33 AM Suzy
Swwwwweeeet!

Is this process hard? Could I do it?
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"i was informed of some dolphin related testing going on up there"
Too Funny!
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Post #74 Feb 14 2010, 12:49:09 PM Clint
Nope it is super easy.
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Post #75 Feb 16 2010, 06:55:03 PM Clint
One of the two the green one is doing great the brown one is a bit slower.
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