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08-30-2011, 02:12 PM
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If there's Hair algae you'll want to do a water change and suck as much out as you can. Do that regularly, like said ealier, water changes on a skimmerless tank are very critical.
As for the algae on the glass pick up a magfloat(i believe there's one made specially for bio-cube's). Takes it off great.
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