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How to Get Rid of Cyanobacteria
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Why post about it on here if you arent going to discuss it here?
They discuss it in the video. That should be self explanatory
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Who wants to get rid of cyano's? They are most important members of the coralholobiont!
Controlling microbial communities is part of good management.
Controlling microbial communities is part of good management.
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We are happy to discuss the topic, that's why we posted it here.
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Yeah, "rid" wasn't the best word choice. We debated the title before posting the video. The reason we kept it is because "how to get rid of cyanobacteria" has a lot of search volume and we want to make sure our video is easily discoverable for hobbyists looking for help on the topic.
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The video wasnt on here yesterday for me, must of been my phone not loading but it is has today, so thank you!!!!
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