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January 22nd 05, 10:00 PM
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"Elaine T" wrote in message news:vlmId.13778 The red colors on your plants are from the light intensity. That's one of the really fun results of high light intensity and good amounts of iron. Spot algae is one that likes high light intensity, which is why you're seeing it now. I'd actually try dropping the nitrate rather than increasing because you have a lot of fish in the tank, but don't drop the K. -- __ Elaine T __ __' http://eethomp.com/fish.html '__ Actually the reds may be a sign of nitrate deficiency, or so I recall seeing on APD Bob 
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