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:slfg:

yes dsb needs critters to help it function had a similar experience in a brackish tank with a deep sand bed and mangroves growing

may have killed off bacteria :dunno: deep sand bed, anaerobic

+1 do you run a sump or just the canister?

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nice tank i like the look too

i think you are underestimating the price

beautiful marine tank maybe should be in Saltwater section

never had to do mine how overgrown is it?

:rotf: gotta love some parts of the replies to questions i wonder if it contains vodka

http://fins.actwin.com/aquatic-plants/month.200106/msg00127.html

that must be why i need one as well

:oops: i don't think it will be as big as the one you moved for me thanks once again PS. how is your back?

Happy Birthday :sage:

yep waiting on the decorateds

welcome

i hatch them the same way as the red ears, no worries

sorry, old circus joke

if they were clowns it would be carnival knowledge

+1

the iceman cometh

got just the place for that

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