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Old 31-08-2003, 10:44 AM
Kay Easton
 
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Default Oxygenators seem to be dying

In article , Lynda Thornton
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Or if you really dont want to do that how about a solar powered pump
http://www.nclsolar.com/p_gard.htm (£85 though)


Unfortunately a lot of things called pumps, including this one, are
actually fountains, rather than submerged pumps which is what I was
thinking of.


A fountain, adjusted to a mere trickle, would do a good job of
oxygenating. And wouldn't upset your water lily.

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