Cyano?

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I recommend black outs until it dies off.

FWIW we added a molly miller blenny who not only cleaned up the cyano but took care of aptasia and hair algae as well. tank is 60g
 

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Sorry beck I didn't see your last message but how is your tank doing update?
 
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It slowly came back, I syphoned it off yesterday and I've gone black out for theee days again, but at on day 3 I'm going to add aqua medic anti red at the correct dose as last time I under dosed.

I have a feeling that my cyano was feeding off nopox as my nitrates are 1 or 2ppm and phos had always been around 0.03 even after removing it all last time during the blackout and testing after so I don't think cyano is consuming them giving a false reading. I added a brightwells nitryx brick four weeks ago so I should be able to stop dosing nopox completely.

My flow has always been good in the tank, I had to turn it down because I had no spots for my Lps to be shelted.

It's frustrating but at the same time I don't really mind as it's pretty harmless apart from looking unsightly.
 
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Good post, I think I have both spiraling and cyano so started with 14 day treatment, marginal results at day 7 grows rapidly over 3 days so do a water change hope that is helping atl sat it looks better. At day 14 will switch to chemiclean
 

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