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09-10-2008, 06:12 PM
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It can be a flow issue . and it is photosynthetic. i did nothing more than shut my lights down for 3 days to rid my tank of it. then added another PH to get some flow in that particular area. havent seen any since.
Your CUC is really doing nothing for this. aside from stiring your sandbed your cuc is really not feeding on the cyno. I have never seen anything eat or manage cyno. this is just my opinion but what is taking care of your cyno at night is not your pods and such, but rather the fact that there is no light.
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