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Old 09-03-2016, 06:07 PM   #11
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ok that's definately not the biofilm from nitrifying bacteria.

looks more like accumulation of mulm+diatoms+excessive biofilm.

i use momotaro too and the colouration from nitrifying bacteria should just be a light yellowish tinge compared to the brand new white.

one thing u can try is to place the momotaro straight up instead of lying down... that'll give better water flow through it rather than around it.
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Old 10-03-2016, 12:04 AM   #12
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ok that's definately not the biofilm from nitrifying bacteria.

looks more like accumulation of mulm+diatoms+excessive biofilm.

i use momotaro too and the colouration from nitrifying bacteria should just be a light yellowish tinge compared to the brand new white.

one thing u can try is to place the momotaro straight up instead of lying down... that'll give better water flow through it rather than around it.

Thanks for the tip.. I'll try it out.
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