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Margolis wrote:
yup, I have seen numerous posters saying the same thing in various plant forums and also in this newsgroup as I have been lurking. Blackout had no affects at all. But some people just can't seem to believe that just because something seemed to work for them does not mean it is written in stone and works all the time. I suspect that part of the problem is the many kinds of cyanobacteria that exist. Happy Camper alluded to "The type of Cyano that infects OUR fish tanks", and I have no doubt that he's right for a particular common species. I don't think it's at all a stretch, though, to consider that there might be other species with different nutrient needs affecting fresh water aquaria. -- Eric Schreiber www.ericschreiber.com |
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