It would have continued to grow and eventually "die off" causing your filters to plug. The Biobor just caused the die off to occur now instead of later. I used Biobor (and other biocides) for many years in my sailboat and continue to use it regularly in my trawler and I believe I have prevented problem growth from occurring.

When the boat sits unused for more that one day, all of the water sitting in the hoses stagnates - the organisms use up all the dissolved oxygen and then die. The stagnant water begins to stink of hydrogen sulfide as things in the water die.

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. > Apart from on-die coupling, they share the same power/ground leads, however > short they are.

Rather than an animal die off, I’ve been wondering about an insect emergence. There are annual cicadas that emerge late July, early August from what I have read. They develop underground.

> Teil I, S. 1185) und nun umfassend "Einheiten- und Zeitgesetz" genannt, > legt u. a. die gesetzliche Zeit in Deutschland und die Rolle der PTB fest." > > Interesting statement in that law (excerpt) : > "§ 4 Gesetzliche Zeit > (1) Die gesetzliche Zeit ist die mitteleuropäische Zeit.

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A long time ago I had several friends die (drown) when rowing the dinghy back to the boat from the beach. Too dunk to survive. Bob Austin

David Stahl wrote: > On Behalf Of Steve Sipe > I didn't know this but I > did check, being a die in the wool skeptic, This is true. > > David > Skooch Hatteras LRC 42 > Worton Creek MD > I would not intentionally lead you astray Steve