Re: red algae inhibitor filter pad

[Biplane10 at aol_com]

Rich,

I've had one report by e-mail that it was totally useless.

That elusive SAE (and phosphate reduction) was the suggested cure. The 
phosphate remover filter pad as well as other phosphate removal filter media 
should help there. In my case phosphates aren't really a problem in this 
tank. 

c. japonica were suggested in an earlier post. Both this shrimp and SAE are 
unknown to this part of the country, unfortunately, so I'll have to do some 
traveling, if I can take a break from picking the stuff out of the tank . . .

Sylvia

> HERE HERE!!  I saw that in the catalogue as well and
>  was wondering if it was effective.  I pondered adding
>  one to my current order.

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