Ok, I let a little slip through and now can't seem to get rid of it.

What eats it? Or,(as I'm afraid I'll hear) do I just keep picking it out?

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Paul

What eats it? Or,(as I'm afraid I'll hear) do I just keep picking it out?

Nothing I know of, I just use a brineshrimp net and fish it out... try
putting the net over a big mouth jar and submerge the jar, use the suction
to trap it in the net.

Jeff Ludwig

An empty gallon milk container works very well. Make sure the container is
rinsed clean. Take the container and submerge it so the water flows into
the container. This works to actively suck the water from the top of the
tank. The Duck Weed is then sucked into the container in great quantities.
This might have to be repeated several times in one day, and also several
days in a row. This method works very well on removing the film from the
top of the water as well. Sort of like a protein skimmer.

--
Craig Brye
University of Phoenix Online

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Ok, I let a little slip through and now can't seem to get rid of it.

What eats it? Or,(as I'm afraid I'll hear) do I just keep picking it out?

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"Paul" wrote in message
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Ok, I let a little slip through and now can't seem to get rid of it.

What eats it? Or,(as I'm afraid I'll hear) do I just keep picking it out?

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Paul