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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics * 1
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Abre Brevemente =P

really now, the jars are looking good. What size jars are those, weird looking half pints? It is good that you seperate the *likely* comtaminated jar from the rest. Good job.



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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics [Re: phrozendata]
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the jars are half pints.. in europe it?s dificult to find the jars that americans use. The jars are called "Bonne Maman".

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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics [Re: phrozendata]
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Are the jars sitting directly in water?? I've heard tell that doing that can cause problems with contams and such. Something about mold setting in. I kinda do it how your doing except, instead of placing the jars right in the water, put them in a tupper wear container, so the jars don't actually touch the water. Then make the "terrium" heater het the water to about 88, and that will keep it about 85-86 in the container. Here is a pic of my set up.
http://www.geocities.com/pappakaps/incubator.jpg

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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics [Re: phrozendata]
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hey,
how much does one of those aquarium heaters cost?

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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics [Re: phrozendata]
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thks for the tips, Pappakaps.

anyway... should i take off the tape from the holes to produce h2o exchange?


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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics [Re: phrozendata]
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Yes you should take the tape off

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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics [Re: phrozendata]
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no i wouldnt take the tape off not until you take them out of the water b/c you flip them when the tapes off. your first jar looks awsome count that one spitin off somethin

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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics [Re: phrozendata]
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the mycelium in that picture look beautiful, i use the same method, i let the jars sit the in water, no contam problems at this stage in the process, workman discripes a good method on this in house links http://www.sporeworks.com of inoculating jars and at the same time allowing the jars to bearth, his method is not for pf cakes but it works, using cotton balls as filter discs, dont need to take the tape off, he says inject the spore solution into the edge of the hole in the jar between lid and cotton ball because you cant easily get it through the middle, check it out work man is clever!

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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics [Re: phrozendata]
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Your photos are excellent, what Camera are you using, digital or normal ? Slightly off topic but indirectly related to growing !

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Re: First Time. Mycelium and aquarium heater - Pics [Re: phrozendata]
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It?s Digital. Epson PhotoPc 600.
btw... all my jars are colonized.. one of them has pins =))) i?m so happy hehehe

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