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Unread 01/18/2009, 11:43 AM   #26
indydog1
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try a blackout period with your lights. i believe that if you cover the tank and leave lights out for 3 days you will find that the algae will die out and should return if you are doing everything as stated. good luck and patience is the key to success.


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Unread 01/18/2009, 12:17 PM   #27
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I have 2 korilia 4's in my tank. Im pretty sure the flow is not the issue.

I guess im down to a water change then lights out for a bit.


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