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no i don't know my alk right now and i will do a 30 percent water change thanks capn.
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01/03/2010, 05:54 PM
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i did the 30 percent water change helped but did not get rid of the problem it is still cloudy in the tank. Thank you if you help.
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01/04/2010, 05:55 PM
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01/04/2010, 07:57 PM
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Did something disturb your sandbed? My pistol shrimp is causing his weekly sandstorm by digging through the sand. If not, it could be a bacteria bloom. Thats usually caused by a new tank cycling or something dying. If you have no Ammonia, and the inhabitants look ok, it should go away in a day or two.
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01/04/2010, 08:04 PM
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ok thanks i think it will take a little while longer cause I got a new power head and it was a lot stronger than I thought so you know.
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