Mind you, this tank got _direct_ sunlight from the skylights all summer, so
it wasn't from a lack of light (just one step shy of being in a greenhouse).
I think that I'm actually looking at it in regression due to loosing that
sunlight intensity through October and November :)
The teacher was kinda like "Eww... " and I was like "Yes!" and she couldn't
figure out why I didn't think big, gassy, floating mats of algae were
disgusting, and I proclaimed it'd take me about 15 minutes and I'd have the
thing back and running at prime. I don't even think I'll do a waterchange
:)
I like 'dem apples.
It's never too late to have a happy childhood.
http://www.farmertodd.com
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