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Haha, I think Google is enough to expose the painful truth.Originally Posted by mUAr_cHEe
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Eh. No lah, bro. I am not flaming. I am just trying to be funny. I can see that I am not as funny here. This is the second case. The other guys at EDMW is having an easier time making people laugh. I just thought it would be really funny to see an algae-infested twinstar picture like the one Shadow provided. Next thing is to get an internet vigilante group to hack the website and place the picture there. After that, World Domination.
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Haha, I think Google is enough to expose the painful truth.
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At least the white part is working.
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Think some how twinstar does it job prevent bad algae in some way,
Think I shld try excel and hydrogen peroxide w aquazonic uv see it can get rid of green water.
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Hey dhmy2kgto, your twinstar is it built up with calcium deposits? Need soak into bleach to remove it. If not no bubbles. I usually do maintenance every 3mths. Trying using KAO brand.
Hi there, I gave it another go recently ( give it chance) soaked in hydrogen peroxide then put into tank, some bubbles appeared but not as fine as before. Maybe I'll try the bleach method. Thank you!
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Use this one. Need soak at least 3 days. Repeat the process. Need change the solution every time. Coz active agents will die off
what is npnt?
I guess you can think of it this way, if a tank has Twinstar and it still gets algae growing everywhere... then probably without the Twinstar, the algae would be growing even faster and even more.
If a tank has an unbalanced environment which encourages algae growth, even with all the anti-algae devices and treatments in use, algae will still eventually take over. Its just a matter of time.
Thanks bro Maloocom!
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It may or may not work, but with the price tag of $200, I'm expecting something better. Not just preventing algae because I can easily do that by simply weekly water change, which I'm gonna do it anyway with or without twinstar
I just DIY one. Waiting for result if it works.
Read here.
Is this useful?
Recently saw Green Chapter letting it go at $150 if I remember correctlyIt may or may not work, but with the price tag of $200, I'm expecting something better. Not just preventing algae because I can easily do that by simply weekly water change, which I'm gonna do it anyway with or without twinstar
Whether useful or not, I diy it for almost nothing. No harm to try in my case.
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