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Siphoning involves the removal of debris or sediment from the substrate using a specialized tool such as a hose. At first glance, it seems like siphoning the substrate is an absolutely normal procedure, especially, when lots of articles and videos insist that we should siphon regularly to remove waste.However, in reality, most people do not […]

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