  Big_jpb2006 |
Last Activity: March 8th, 2009 04:03 PM
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Thanks for the request. Hang in there! -
No problem that's what fishlore is about.
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Bacteria blooms are usually what cause water to go murky, especially during cycling. Once cycled these blooms will likely occur whenever the bacteria population is disturbed, after a filter cartrige change, if you swap substrate. ect.
There are a few other things that cause murky water as well such as not rinsing gravel properly.
That help?
About Me
- About Big_jpb2006
- Location
- Missouri
- Interests
- Hunting Fishing Cars
- Occupation
- Frito Lay Merchandiser
- Gender
- Male
- Nickname
- Bigjpb
- Gallery
- Yes
- Country Flag
- usa
- Do you know about the Aquarium Nitrogen Cycle?
- No
- Aquarium Size
- 20 gallon
- Aquarium Type
- Freshwater Fish Only
- Fish, Plants, Inverts, etc.
- 3 plants no fish right now
- Temperature
- 75
- Skimmer
- No
- Aquarium Filter Type
- marineLand
