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02/23/2010, 05:01 PM
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Location: Maine
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Sea Veggies
Just started feeding sea veggies tied to a rock in a piece if fishing line so I can get it out and noticed that the fishing like gets gunked with brouwn algae shortly after I put it in. Will running a filter sock on my overflow line get rid of the stuff obviously floating in the water collumn ? If so what size bag should I be looking for? any good (cheap) places to get 'em?
I run carbon and GFO in a reactor in the sump but thats not getting everything.... Thanks....
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02/23/2010, 06:16 PM
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Location: Mountain View, CA, USA
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There are algae clips for sale here and there that will work better than the fishing line, I think.
A filter sock should catch most of the debris. I wouldn't bother, but the bag size probably doesn't matter much unless your tank has a very large amount of debris.
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