Or indeed Tin Tin:
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Is Tom Barr's Approach Still The Go To Approach For Low Tech?
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Bradders
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All faked.
In terms of Tin-Tin, he now resides in a French prison due to falsifying moon landings, and for having a ridiculous quiff.
Perhaps its "Fake News"??
Tin Tin is technically over 90 years old, and these two have never been seen in the same room . . .
What about “A Grand Day Out” with Wallace and Gromit?
Bradders
Member
Fake. Turns out they were just plasticine characters. Total con of the nation.
As far as I understand, do you have your own plant growing system? Is it possible to get acquainted with it? Thanks!
John q
Member
He might not be able to answer you atm, here's some links showing his methodology.
Maq's Substrate Experiment
I'm considering a new experiment, and there are some points I'd like to get your advice about. I want to check behaviour of a "typical" aquasoil compared to sandy substrate, and a sandy substrate with and without "typical" root tabs. Some of you already know my experimental workstation. I...
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Maq's low-tech troubles
Here you can see, on the upper shelf, a series of four tanks which I named "Portugals". Their names from left to right are Branco, Azul, Vermelho & Preto (meaning White, Blue, Red, Black). Each of them is 70 liters net, and faithful to my standard, sandy substrate (0.6-1.2 mm), lighting 10 to 25...
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Maq's experiment 23b
Dear colleagues, let me invite you to collaboration on my upcoming experiment. My workshop looks like this: Four tanks, each 20 litres net, arranged to maintain identical conditions regarding lighting, temperature, etc. The only difference is mineral composition of water: My method of...
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Not his work, but he has a heavy hand in it.
Akvaristika
