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08-02-2009, 07:30 PM
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If it is a red carpet stuff then it might be red cyano bacteria which run its course soon after a few water changes. In such a small system the trick I had to learn the real hard way is to go slow I'm tryin to add small fish to start to avoid a nitrate and amonia spike again. The tank is rewarding though.
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