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I think you had said you were having problems with algee, i was at the pet
store, which i have to go back to today, but they have this pad you i think put with your filter (says for fresh,salt, ponds) and it reduces algee its called Phosphate Reducing Filter Pad, I looked it up when i got home and here is the info, I dont know if it helps with the same kind of algee you were having but thought about you when i seen it. Nik Use this cut-to-fit filter pad in any type of filtration system to reduce phosphate levels that result from decaying organic material, overfeeding, overcrowding and lack of water changes. Pad is equipped with a phosphate-grabbing resin to keep algae growth in check. Cut to fit all types of filters for freshwater and sal****er aquariums and ponds |
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