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UGF question (was Algea in the undergravel filter (on purpose))
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09-04-2003, 07:08 PM
NetMax
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UGF question (was Algea in the undergravel filter (on purpose))
"Ben" wrote in message
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Wright's still around. I doubt you'll find much support for algae.
Less algae is better for plant tanks. UG filters are not what folks
want for the plants either.
Regards,
Tom Barr
Besides plants roots getting tangled in the UGF, why are UGFs negative
for plant growth?
Thanks,
Ben
If you were to use fertilizer sticks in the gravel near the roots, a UGF
would pull the fertilizer's compounds into the water column, probably
causing an algae bloom. Layering substrates is also made more difficult
with a UGF.
NetMax
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