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Old 02-09-2008, 10:34 AM   #5 (permalink)
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I have 2x Maxijet 600's, the tank is 30x18x24h but that pic is of the back of the wall, it has always collected algae, but the LMB keeps it mowed down pretty good....im just curious where those bubbles might be comming from.

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Do you observe some changes in coloration of substrate?! Are the bubbles also released when you still the substrate a bit?! Is there any kind of thin "film" layer on the surface of water?!

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