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Re: Nitra-Guard and cheato. Does it work?
noddy89 19th April 2014, 6:47 am
Can upload a pick but just tested phosphate and it's zero. The strongest yellow test liquid I've seen. Hair algea is disappearing in the sump too and none in the display. Boom
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