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ICU for phals...no more spag and bag for me!

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06-27-2012, 12:28 PM

cythaenopsis cythaenopsis is offline

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I have one baby phal (it was a keiki transplant) that is in a clear pot with bark at the bottom and moss at the top. I started noticing some algae develop in the pot. Very lush and bright green stuff. I figured it wasn't good, so I scraped most of it off... is it better to leave in there? Will it attract fungus gnats?

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