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Are you using rodi water? That can really be a factor.
Manual removal and snails are the best bets. They can’t eat the big stuff But will keep it mowed for you.
It looks like a very new tank , so the nutrients in water aren’t processed as well by the bio filter and other organisms. So the calurpa has a lot of food all to it’s self.
An inexpensive hob Refugium might be somthing to look at.
My guess is that you’re not doing weekly 10% water changes since you have to get your water from your LFS? I know I probably wouldn’t either if I had to go to the store every weekend or so. If you can afford it, your money would be best spent on a good RO/DI system so you can make your own water. I bought my system from Bulk Reef Supply. They even have videos on their website on how to use it. If you can make your own water, that would help a ton!!!! Also, I’m assuming you use a protein skimmer? Are you feeding too much? Just a few suggestions.....good luck!!![emoji106]
I do a 2 gallon water change once every week and a half. And I have been looking at getting the media basket for the second chamber it’s an aoi tank and I would put the refugium in the middle chamber with a light on the outside which cheato and then media in the lower chamber and floss on top chamber. I haven’t looked into getting my own RODI system but I am now thanks again for the info.
My guess is that you’re not doing weekly 10% water changes since you have to get your water from your LFS? I know I probably wouldn’t either if I had to go to the store every weekend or so. If you can afford it, your money would be best spent on a good RO/DI system so you can make your own water. I bought my system from Bulk Reef Supply. They even have videos on their website on how to use it. If you can make your own water, that would help a ton!!!! Also, I’m assuming you use a protein skimmer? Are you feeding too much? Just a few suggestions.....good luck!!![emoji106]
You’ll want , as you go, to keep adding diverse snails. They all eat differently. Personally , I think it’s just a new tank ugly , and if the water is good , it should pass.Had the tank up and running since November. I have 2 snails and the first time I removed it by hand and 2 weeks later it grew back. I get my water both salt and fresh water from a local fish store. Thank you for the reply
Type of light? It looks like you are lacking blue spectrum.....
I’d suggest feeding daily. The fish need it. Algae happens , and there’s ways to help that. Starving the tank for fear of algae is kinda common. But IMO , algae have many other causes Esp in new tanks.I have the stock light that came with the fluvel eco 13.5. It does have the blue light setting which I turn on at 6 pm for 4 hours before I **** the light off to go to bed. I have looked at other lights just not sure what to go with. I want to upgrade to a 75 gallon with a sump triton setup in a couple months and use that one as my quarantine tank.
Yup.