Hello everybody!
After a thread on APC about NO3/PO4 and the very usefull answers of Tom, I feel that I must introduce myself on this site.
Well, I am yme (my real name), 23 years old and finished my study biomedical sciences last summer. Now I´m a PhD student working with zebrafish at the dutch cancer institute. Currently, I´m investigation a gene that is involved in the Peutz-Jaeger syndrome (rare syndrome associated with several rare cancers) as well as polycomb proteins (associated with gene silencing).
I have been trying to keep fish and plants for about 10 years now, but it is still a hard job and I am learning every day. Now, I two tanks. The first is a biotope for pseudogastromyzon cheni (which I haven´t bought yet) and the second is my 1 meter planted tank.
Because my camera broke down two days ago I can only show you a picture of my planted tank (that I took 3 days ago).
Tom, thanks again for the answers. I hope that I can a lot more from you (and everybody else)!!!!
greets,
yme
After a thread on APC about NO3/PO4 and the very usefull answers of Tom, I feel that I must introduce myself on this site.
Well, I am yme (my real name), 23 years old and finished my study biomedical sciences last summer. Now I´m a PhD student working with zebrafish at the dutch cancer institute. Currently, I´m investigation a gene that is involved in the Peutz-Jaeger syndrome (rare syndrome associated with several rare cancers) as well as polycomb proteins (associated with gene silencing).
I have been trying to keep fish and plants for about 10 years now, but it is still a hard job and I am learning every day. Now, I two tanks. The first is a biotope for pseudogastromyzon cheni (which I haven´t bought yet) and the second is my 1 meter planted tank.
Because my camera broke down two days ago I can only show you a picture of my planted tank (that I took 3 days ago).
Tom, thanks again for the answers. I hope that I can a lot more from you (and everybody else)!!!!
greets,
yme