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added base rock, another diatom bloom?

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  1. 08-26-2013, 07:47 PM #2
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    Default added base rock, another diatom bloom?

    It's a new bloom from the new rock, no worries
    Many things can bring on a diatom bloom. I once added a new nano skimmer in tank and the thing was covered with diatom for about 3-4 weeks. Good thing my Turbo Snail loves the stuff. I'd get up in the morning and the skimmer would be clean
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