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SOCRATIS
post Fri, 23 Oct 2009 9:39 pm
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I have heard that Spyrogyra,chlorella and amfora are more usually of green water algae.My question is in a green water tank how many algae-bloom types exist and how can recognize who type(s) it exists in this.
I have heard also the chlorella have very rich nutritional value -is this in effect for other algae-bloom types?
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