Algae in new SPS tank

[Vmacisback]

Anyone have any idea how to get rid of this algae? It has consumed most of my rock work and back of my 225. Its pretty unsightly and i dont want it to start to effect SPS growth and coraline algae growth. Here are a couple pics.

So far i have started running GFO and a pellet reactor has been up and running from the start of my tank 4 months ago. I am not sure if this is just part of normal tank maturity or not. When i test for phosphates I get zero, mostly likely because the algae that is present is already consuming the phosphates. I started off pretty slow with the GFO for the fact that i know it can cause ALK swings and burn tips of SPS. Besides these two things any other ideas?

 

[Aquaph8]

Its pretty normal for a new tank to get some hair algae, get some turbo snails and keep doing what your doing.

 

[Zukizuri]

Buy some clean up crew. Its cheaper if you browse in ebay. No one bids for it so you can get the lowest possible price.

 

[bige]

Its pretty normal for a new tank to get some hair algae, get some turbo snails and keep doing what your doing.

Yup. Tanks go through phases. Just be patient.

 

[_sludgefactory]

Check it reefcleaners.org they have great deals and he hooks it up.

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