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09-14-2005, 02:08 PM
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That happened to me after overdosing alkalinity. It is a precipitation caused from too much alk that somehow bonds the calciferous matter in your subrated together. It can also be caused from too much calcium or magnesium. Each one of these has a balance with the other, if you have too much of one element the excess can form a precipitate.
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