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01-05-2012, 07:15 PM

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great info

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8 year old thread from the dead...

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There's gold in them thar dusty old posts.
As a newbie reefer, I'm just soaking in all these great info.
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After my friend Chin tested the PE mysis and found high phosphate levels, I've always washed/rinsed off all the frozen foods before squirting into the tank after adding Selcon and Garlic Xtreme.

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