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    RO/DI Waste water solution?

    This is urban legend. RO water will not hurt you. You get plenty of minerals from food, even junk food --far more than can be leached out by drinking...
    Post by: sen5241b, May 8, 2009 in forum: Water Chemistry
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    My apartment will be tented for termites!! My Tanks?

    What people do in this situation is completely cover and seal the tanks with plastic and then hook a hose up to the cover with air being pumped from...
    Post by: sen5241b, Aug 15, 2008 in forum: New To The Hobby
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    hard green assumed to be algea

    Assuming its green coralline algae, don't put it too close to the light. I did this and it bleached it all white. The green is not so easy to find.
    Post by: sen5241b, Apr 4, 2008 in forum: Algae
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    Freshwater stingray!! ???

    Saw a few of those at the LFS. The tank had fine red gravel and the rays were partially buried in it.
    Post by: sen5241b, Apr 4, 2008 in forum: Freshwater Fish
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    tang attack!!!!

    You can order a little, cheap in-tank refugium online and put'em in there.
    Post by: sen5241b, Apr 3, 2008 in forum: ASAP
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    Tang ATTACKED by blue legged hermits

    Hermits Crab Cannabilism It needs to be said that a fish does not have to be terribly sick to be taken down by hermit crabs. I had two hermit crabs,...
    Post by: sen5241b, Apr 2, 2008 in forum: ASAP
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    What eats reddish/brown algae on sand?

    It is cyanobacteria/red-slime and you're right I do not have enough flow. I'm trying to attack it in multiple ways.
    Post by: sen5241b, Mar 28, 2008 in forum: Algae
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    What eats reddish/brown algae on sand?

    Its dark reddish to brown, stringy and covers the sand. What eats reddish/brown algae on sand? I've heard only troncus snails will eat this kind of...
    Thread by: sen5241b, Mar 28, 2008, 5 replies, in forum: Algae
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    Green Algae Bloom

    Nitrates at only 5ppm plus intense light is enough to cause an algae bloom. Also, with nitrates at 20 do a water change out!
    Post by: sen5241b, Mar 27, 2008 in forum: Algae
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    Chaeto Question

    Must chaeto be submerged or can it be used in a trickle filter?
    Post by: sen5241b, Mar 27, 2008 in forum: Algae
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    Fumigatng House

    Its been done I read another forum about someone who was in this same situation and the tape-sealed tent over the tank with a positive pressure...
    Post by: sen5241b, Mar 27, 2008 in forum: ASAP
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