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November 12th 04, 05:10 PM
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Newbie Algae question.
The plant in our tropical tank, Cabomba Aquatica I think, has been doing
great for the last few months. Noticed recently the plant has started going "brown with very fine dirty hair on it". As a newbie, is this possibly due to little light or too much light. Thanks, Chris. 
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November 13th 04, 11:04 AM
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"Chris" wrote in message ... The plant in our tropical tank, Cabomba Aquatica I think, has been doing great for the last few months. Noticed recently the plant has started going "brown with very fine dirty hair on it". As a newbie, is this possibly due to little light or too much light. Thanks, Chris. Lots of good info here : http://www.thekrib.com/Plants/Algae/ Limnophile
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