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05-07-2010, 09:36 PM
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That's not normally a problem algae. I would be concerned that if you remove a lot of it, something worse will grow in its place. Rapid growth of any kind of algae suggests to me that there is are nutrients available. Something will always grow in that situation. Chase the nutrients and be thankful you aren't growing something else right now.
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