90 gallon rehab

Just did my first Hanna Checker test for phosphate. The reading is 0.67ppm
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I think that is pretty high since I just did a 25% water change last night.

I should probably get a GFO reactor.
Also probably why I have cyano growing in the tank.
 
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This guy seems to be doing just fine. I wish I could say the rest of my corals are doing as good.
 
Just did my first Hanna Checker test for phosphate. The reading is 0.67ppm
be45d6ac56e0dd6a927268f927c6e988.jpg

I think that is pretty high since I just did a 25% water change last night.

I should probably get a GFO reactor.
Also probably why I have cyano growing in the tank.

That is very high phosphate. You could go with a GFO reactor, I did that for a year, but switched my GFO reactor to a home made algae reactor and have had much better luck keeping phosphates stable at .04-.08. I used the Two Little Fishes reactor and the cheap Amazon led plant strip lights, added a small golf ball size chaeto ball, like many others on this board...something to consider..
 

HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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