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It could be a couple of months before I'm properly set up, but I will indeed!
No doubt I'll be hanging around here like a bad smell anyways

Okay guys, thanks. I guess the main thing I was concerned about was I'd read the "just about" a number of times - it's that part of the equation I want to avoid and haven't really turned up any solid info on what sort of leaves I should actually steer clear of.

I was wandering around yesterday and ...

Mulberry leaves, huh? That's actually an option for me also Bill, thanks for the mention.

I agree there's a wealth of information here. I do some trolling through the archives every few days, and I've learnt a heck of a lot.

Thanks again for your help, I really appreciate it.

Thanks for your reply Bill, much appreciated.

Did you notice any other differences at all - with growth rates, breeding numbers etc? Or was it much of a muchness, just using up more hibiscus leaves than oak leaves?

Beuller? ......Beuller?

Sorry, couldn't resist.



FWIW, I'm also open to any other suggestions folks might have.

Thanks

Hi Folks, and Greetings from Australia.

This is my first post, so I hope I've researched enough - I've spent the last 5 hours searching and looking at previous posts and looking at articles so here's the Q;

Here in sunny Queensland, the occurrence of trees such as oak, chestnut and ash are pretty ...