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    Mike - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    CORAL is a good magazine and so is Reef Life. I learn a lot form reading these.
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    So you gotta give me more info on the "myth" part. I assume you are talking about nutrient control... but may be there are other "myths"?

    I would think nutrient control would partly depend on the "type" of water change. Does the article differentiate between water changes that remove large amounts of detritus (e.g. substrate vacuuming) and simple removal and replacement of water?

    Tom

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