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Dear friends,
My wife tried to propagate green star polys in my tank a month ago. As a result, the part of them are dead now. Do I need to remove the dead part or let it be alone? Thanks, Sungwon |
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"swhastan" wrote in message ...
Dear friends, My wife tried to propagate green star polys in my tank a month ago. As a result, the part of them are dead now. Do I need to remove the dead part or let it be alone? I would let them alone - they will not polute water enough to worry about. Of course if there is not a lot of them (thousands) and tank is big. |
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