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March 4th 05, 07:22 PM
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In the upper basin of a water fall?
There really is no reason to have plants in the waterfall unless you want to you them as part of a filter setup to help keep single cell algae (pea soup water) at bay but there are other ways to do that including using an ultra violet set up. Just all depends on what look and function you want. kathy 
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