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04-03-2003, 02:37 PM	#1 (permalink)
RogerL Fire Worm Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Chicago (U of I), IL,Illinois Posts: 155 Karma: 1	Good Cleaners how does this cleaning crew sound for my proposed tank: 1 brown-legged hermit crab 2 turbo snails 2 nassarius snails 1 scarlte lady cleaning shrimp 2 blue-legged hermit crabs will this make my proposed bio-load too much? or will it be ok with good filtration and water changes? i also started a kalk drip to stabilize ph, alkalinity, and bring up calcium for coralline growth. :-) sound good? _________ PeaCe

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