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Yes it is!!! Did you ever ID it or get rid of it?Is it light tan and furry? If so I had this once.
See I’ve been looking at chrysophytes and lyngbya but the cell structures are completely different. I’ve noticed a decline in growth after raising nutrients and maintaining a stable alkalinity. With zero coral in my tank and only rock I have a daily dkh usage of around .3-.4.This is chrsophytes and will have to be manually removed. Pull rock and place in container of tank water and scrub with a firm toothbrush and peroxide or my preference - Auto detail brush (see Below)
After scrubbing, agitate in water to release any loose particle and place back in tank, reduce white light intensity and add cleaners such as:
Ninja star snails
Pitho crab
pencil urchin
Chiton snails
It’s bacterial no doubt and scrubbing is only effective meansSee I’ve been looking at chrysophytes and lyngbya but the cell structures are completely different. I’ve noticed a decline in growth after raising nutrients and maintaining a stable alkalinity. With zero coral in my tank and only rock I have a daily dkh usage of around .3-.4.
Thanks again sir! Always helping me outIt’s bacterial no doubt and scrubbing is only effective means