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During the day algae take up carbon dioxide and release oxygen into the water column through photosynthesis. This can cause DO levels to increase. During the night, algae take up oxygen and release carbon dioxide into the water column.This can cause DO levels to decrease. Algae, suspended below the surface, cannot photosynthesize and, as a result, they decompose. The decomposition process consumes dissolved oxygen, and, as a result, DO levels in the water column can decrease.

We recently received a telephone call from a customer who, to say the least, was somewhat excited about the clarity and performance of his aquarium. He had treated his system with CB-FBM and needed to tell us about it. Part of the conversation went like this - "You won't believe how clear the water is.  It looks like they (evidently he is referring to the fish) are suspended in mid air..." On October 12, he sent us the following images via email.

 
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