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Old 14-01-2007, 11:37 PM   #11
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i was in for a big suprise when i reach home from work today. My yamatoes are really hardworking chaps. Now the algeas which u see from the pic on the right is no longer there!!. will take pics 2moro. hope all will be non existance by then. the yamatoes i bought are all quite big. previously i bought small yamato, holding on to the SAE theory that young should be better but now i am glad i change my mind and buy 5 bigger ones thank you to all who shared their experience

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Old 15-01-2007, 12:00 AM   #12
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Hahaa, congrat with the removal of the algea.
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Old 15-01-2007, 11:20 PM   #13
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Hahaa, congrat with the removal of the algea.
Thank you ah_hog84,

As promised, here's the pics:

havent fully cured yet but sure is an improvement from the initial stage. Light still same 4lamp on but co2 reduced Good day to all.

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Old 16-01-2007, 12:27 AM   #14
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Thank you ah_hog84,

As promised, here's the pics:

havent fully cured yet but sure is an improvement from the initial stage. Light still same 4lamp on but co2 reduced Good day to all.
Bro, cant see your pic but i assume your tank is free of hairy algae... shorten the light timing may help but i would be wary of SAE cos they do attack your moss feature if you have any. Yama is a great way but they multiple really fast, goo to have some crevices for them to hide so they can breed.

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