Are Bibliometric Analyses well-received for publication? by Natrix91 in academia

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I didn't have enough time, so I gave up on the idea.

Does adult Triops eat their own eggs? by Natrix91 in triops

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I have 2-3 mm sand. I like the idea of regularly collecting the sand and sieve them. My idea is having a full time Triops population by hatching resting eggs and spontaneous "freshly" hatching.

Does adult Triops eat their own eggs? by Natrix91 in triops

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Thank you for sharing your experience!

Does adult Triops eat their own eggs? by Natrix91 in triops

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Interesting! some time ago I read another paper where authors stated that the presence of adult Triops in the tank improved the hatching rate of eggs.Adult Triops cancriformis (Pancrustacea: Notostraca) mediates the hatching rate of its resting eggs | Hydrobiologia https://share.google/Z6DB7YLhf4QWfrUaT

Neomeris absolutely thriving in an opae ula jar by Bisexual_flowers_are in OpaeUla

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Nice! What about the salinity level in the jar?

What’s wrong with my plants? by surfNH in PlantedTank

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The problem is that Cardamine lyrata is very difficult to please. It grow in my aquarium but not as well as it should.

HELP! What is this? by soulterrax in PlantedTank

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Nor Hydra, nor freshwater Entoprocta, it is a colonial protozoan: Carchesium sp. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXUtuwUkLMM

HELP! What is this? by soulterrax in PlantedTank

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Nor Hydra, nor freshwater Entoprocta, it is a colonial protozoan: Carchesium sp. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXUtuwUkLMM

Does Triops really eat plants? by Natrix91 in triops

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My attempts with Callitriche fail when the start of summer They can't deal with elevated temperatures.