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I actually never thought of that, but my CO2 measures 27ppm right
now...which hasn't changed. "Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message ... warmer water holds less gas, which means less co2 which means more algae, pump up your co2 a bit. -- Kind Regards Cameron "Dave@aquaflora" wrote in message news:LsMve.96640$tt5.88574@edtnps90... I have been wondering why my tank, after a good year of no algae has started growing some again. I believe this has occurred right after I added a school of clown loaches and increased my aquarium temperature from 77 to about 82. Does warmer temperatures add more favourable conditions for algae proliferation? Thanks. |
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