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07-22-2008, 07:50 PM

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Re: carpet type plants?

I use eco-complete also, with a 4 X 65 watt power compact from CoralLife...my chain sword does VERY well, too well in fact.
When I partial my plant tank I leave the substrate alone for the most part, I have numerous Malaysian Trumpet snails that keep it turned over pretty well and the vigorous plant growth takes care or what does settle...

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