On Thu, 22 May 2003, BenignVanilla wrote:

"Robyn Rhudy" wrote in message
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I have 2 fish ponds and 3 aquariums that all get BZT weekly. The bottoms
have no debris. They are all crystal clear. Did the BZT do it? Who can
say BUT my 40 gallon tank has a 14" pleco shiting machine. I didn't
think to use BZT on it but then I figured why not? Within weeks I went
from vacuuming a dozen long poos every week to maybe one. Where did they
go? If the BZT bacteria didn't eat them, perhaps you know the answer?
No, Plecy hasn't stopped eating!

I can't believe you said pl*co more then once in that paragraph. You should
know better. *sniffle* Poor little guy.

Little guy? I've had him almost 10 years. He's 14 inches long! Not
little! I've said pleco a million times. It's all over my web site too.
This fish survived two tank crashes when I first started keeping a variety
of fish. He never dies! I also have a 2 year old bristlenose pl*co.
He's young so maybe I shouldn't risk saying his name correctly!


BV.





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