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Old 02-19-2012, 06:06 PM
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I have plenty of this bad carbon left. Don't worry, they wrote in the other thread that the store owner have sent a sample to the company. I am keeping mine for sure, in case there is a need to analyse it.

I guess the important thing is to have proof of purchase if you don't have any carbon left.

I lost 2000$ worth in coral. That's the price I would need to pay to replace what I lost. I too started a few of these pieces with little frags but they were no little frags anylonger so they are not worth 30$ any longer. Even if you bought your corals are 10$ frag, they are worth a lot more when they grow large. It is that cost that you must calculate because replacing those pieces would cost that much.

Try dragging a magnet thru the carbon and see if you get any metals?
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Old 02-19-2012, 06:11 PM
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Try dragging a magnet thru the carbon and see if you get any metals?
Very smart Idea!!!
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