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Old December 15th 03, 04:11 AM
Phil Dietz
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Default Layer of foam on water

"Darrel Stonebraker" wrote in message ...
Hmm

If its a new setup - your getting that from the flourite - and its cycling
yet.


I think you are probably right.

I did another water change (esp. cleaning the gravel)
and ever since -- the foam has been non-existantant.

My PH has gone back up a bit (from 6.8 to 7.0).

That flourite-foam film on the surface must have been the trapping CO2
better -- causing the pearling to turn onto overdrive.
 




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