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Old July 18th 03, 10:08 PM
Craig
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Default Replacing Gravel - Alter H2O chemistry?

If I want to change the color of my gravel, will I alter the water
chemistry? Are there a lot of good things (water wise)
going on under the gravel?

Just wondering if I will face a bloom of some kind if I take it out all
at once. And if I'm gonna change color, I don't really have a choice.

I have 2 comets and dark red gravel just does not set them off.

color suggestions? was thinking black or a light color.

thx - Craig
 




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