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March 5th 05, 02:14 AM
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Blackout works on non CO2 tanks, but you still need to address the
plant's need and have enough plant density. Growrh rate is slower but is still there. Cut the KNO3 down afterward and feed your fish more. Add SeaChem Equilibrium and stop doing water changes. Regards, Tom Barr 
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