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05-16-2004, 04:15 AM
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Water looks OK. I'd work on getting NO3 lower, but that shouldn't be the problem here. Is it just that piece? It could be the change in current, but I wouldn't think that should cause tissue loss. If it's not receding quickly, I'd just leave it for now. Moving and fragging or glueing could accelerate the problem. Watch for a while first.
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