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Discussion in 'General Plant Topics' started by ~ang~, Aug 28, 2007.

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    Just curious if this active media would be benefical for a planted tank. Calcium+Magnesium Media Balls. If you click on "more information" it gives the break down of the media.






    The link will not work. But if you go to drsfostersmith.com, go to Biological Media, go to
    Active filter media balls, the Calcium & Magesium. Sorry about the link .
    Any opinions on this would be greatly appreciated.
     
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