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Unread 02/11/2019, 05:15 PM   #671
Michael Hoaster
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Thanks Kevin! It's a huge relief to get that pump running again. There were about fifty snails in there!

Good question, on the dino methods. so far, UV seems to be the most effective, along with manual removal. But it's heartbreaking to see it come back the next day. I think that's what really demoralizes people. It's hard enough removing it. For it to come right back is a slap in the face.

My strategy at this point is to try different things and see what works, and wear it down. Then, when I feel like it's the right time, I'll do a full-on dino-massacre, combining several methods, including a three day blackout and two large water changes.

I am seeing signs of a slow-down, so we're on track.


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