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March 7th 07, 12:55 AM
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Phosphate Remover
I made the mistake of adding new phosphate remover without soaking and rinsing. Strange, same brand and everything (seachem), and this time I get the milky white water in my tank. So, will this stuff settle out, or am I in a water change situation? It seems awfully fine grain. --Kurt 
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