Yes, I am in the U.S. and what you say makes a lot of sense. But unless the shipping of seagrass almost certainly ensures its demise, I would think we wouldn't have a problem with the Pacific collectors and distributors sending them to the U.S. We certainly get most our corals from the Indo-pacific. Maybe there is little demand for it, in which case I can understand. I'm hoping I can find some sort of supplier from that region.Assuming you are in the US, because Florida seagrass is can be sent cheap quick compared to even, say Phillipine seagrass, and can easily collected for the very small demand.
I would imagine our Australian reefing friends can only buy Australian seagrass....
How much for the dog? LolProbably not.
I’d happily send you some Atlantic seagrass for just shipping costs. I was just out today and there’s large beds that are easily accessible at low tide.
Now theres a statement I've never read on R2RHey, could you send me some grass?I can't get it anywhere;Dead
Thanks for the offer Jefra. I don't have a tank up and running currently or I may have taken you up on it. I just wish there was a way to have some Indo-pacific grasses sent over here. I may have to try and track someone down on here that lives over there. If it was th ereal deal, once I get my tank up and running I would pay well (as would be expected) to have it shipped back to the U.S. (Ohio) quickly.Probably not.
I’d happily send you some Atlantic seagrass for just shipping costs. I was just out today and there’s large beds that are easily accessible at low tide.
