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Old December 4th, 2008, 02:17 AM
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Re: The Whole Point Of a SUMP!!!

really ???? I figured it will do until I can so regualr water changes
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Re: The Whole Point Of a SUMP!!!

The only thing I ever got out of essentuial elements was algae problems.
With as light a coral load as you have,you could probably go a couple of months without a water change,still have plenty of the trace elements to go around.
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