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04-19-2006, 05:57 PM	#3 (permalink)
ragc Bristle Worm Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Atlanta, GA, USA Posts: 145 Karma: 41	Do the changes... The skimmer removes stuff before it gets to be dangerous, but cannot replenish minerals, etc. No skimmer catches everything, so the poisons build up, slowly but surely... _________ SW:Equipment:10 gal 65w Satellite, mod Skilter250 + nano filter/surface skim rotating p.h. R/O unit Occupants: yellowtailed damsel curlycue anemonae 11 nassarius 2 astreas red/green zoos green/orange/yellow zoos 3 mushroom coral candycane green acropora green star 2 colt anthelia ricordia feather duster Hitchikers: stomatella snails burrowing clams brittle star asterina stars peanut worms bristleworms "pods" Plants: caleurpa FW:30 gal Amer.Cichlid

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