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The front of my house yesterday, but everything is goodHow’s are Florida residents doing? Away from flood zones?
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Remove manually while it’s small- what CUC do you have, including fish? And test parameters,Yesterday I noticed this that seems to be hairy algae, anything I can do? remove manually, emerald crab (don't trust them) aftery torch incident, any recommendations? thank you
Last saturday parametersRemove manually while it’s small- what CUC do you have, including fish? And test parameters,
Have you added anything new to your routine?
Manually remove and or keep it short so your cuc can eat it. Get a Tuxedo urchin, the best cuc I have.Yesterday I noticed this that seems to be hairy algae, anything I can do? remove manually, emerald crab (don't trust them) aftery torch incident, any recommendations? thank you
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I've never had it but today I'm going to go through the lfs to see if there are any small ones, Should I add something else to the cuc?Manually remove and or keep it short so your cuc can eat it. Get a Tuxedo urchin, the best cuc I have.
My pincushion will also eat it if he finds it in his wondering around the tank.Manually remove and or keep it short so your cuc can eat it. Get a Tuxedo urchin, the best cuc I have.
I would not shy away from an emerald crab, great cuc and always picking and eating algae. I’ve never had a problem in over 18 years of reefing. They say the females are more reef safe. I have had both and haven’t noticed a difference or a problem. I currently have 2 in my tank.I've never had it but today I'm going to go through the lfs to see if there are any small ones, Should I add something else to the cuc?
Maybe I'll give them a chance but the first thing I suspect they'll go outside, yes I've seen a small increase in algae since I didn't have themI would not shy away from an emerald crab, great cuc and always picking and eating algae. I’ve never had a problem in over 18 years of reefing. They say the females are more reef safe. I have had both and haven’t noticed a difference or a problem. I currently have 2 in my tank.