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  1. 02-12-2010, 12:58 PM #1
    The Rugger
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    Mike, you mentioned cutting back on media and increasing the change intervals.. what is the reasoning behind this thought?
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    Less chance of exhausting it and having it leach organice back or becoming a nutrient sink.
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