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Need advice: what to do with "hair algae" rock?

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  1. 10-10-2010, 07:30 PM #1
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    I don't need the rock to be "live" at all. Just don't want to introduce new algae into the tank!

    So... to boil it, what do I need to do? Is this some unsavory task that I need to do in the kitchen when my wife is out?
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    Quote Originally Posted by pjr View Post
    So... to boil it, what do I need to do? Is this some unsavory task that I need to do in the kitchen when my wife is out?
    camp stove or the side burner on the grill is always a good idea inplace of the kitchen stovetop
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