Chief of Freshwater Fisheries for SCDNR Ross Self said South Carolina consumers who may have already purchased one of these products should be aware that the moss balls themselves, or water from aquarium tanks that they have been in, should not be disposed of down sink drains, flushed in toilets or dumped in any river or stream.
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