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Old 02-07-2004, 03:41 AM
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Originally Posted by teevee
Agreed. A fair bit of what is being written by the more reputable aquarists among us (ie. those with Ph.Ds) indicates that algae blooms are absolutely a normal part of the cycle.
I agree witht eh algae blooms being normal but I also thing we are to quick to blame every algae bloom as normal tank cycling. I think the blooms should be relitivly small and if you skimm enuf and do frequent water changes you shouldent have any. don't forget thoes opinions were made up to 20 years ago when the equipment and materials we were using consisted of under ground filters and crushed gravel. I like to think that algae blooms can be prevented by watching water quality now. the problem is most of us do not have the quality of testing equipment to real know what is going on in our water.

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