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Like the topic reads, I do have a tad of left over GHA, but this stuff has a distinct structure, looks like a grass...just another type of GHA?
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What concentration of peroxide? Never done that before. ThxRemove, scrub. Hit with peroxide. Just the section that has the algae.
I'll try that. If it goes buck wild I have Flux RX coming in the mail in case of emergencies. It's kinda hard in Canada; go to my vet for a prescription for my fish is kinda ridiculous lolIf you apply it in just the localized area where the algae is, I'd go full strength. Use standard 3%. Put it on and let it sit and bubble. Then rinse in FSW and return to the tank.
Can't have tangs have 65Its bryopsis. It can spread easily and can be very difficult to remove. Most snails, crabs, and algae eating fish usually won’t eat it, though I’ve seen some individual tangs and fox faces eat it. Just depends on the individual fish. If you have an adequate sized tank, I would recommend getting a tang (or a few different tangs) anyway, they will keep your rocks clean better than nearly any other member of your CuC (though one that will eat bryopsis is possible, it’s unlikely).
Literally took eye lash curlers (forget the name of these things lol) and came right back then took a toothbrush...came back. Luckily for now it is just on this one rock in this one spot. My second thought was remove rock, and scrub...so you say no H2O2 when rock out of tank, rinse and put back?Sea hares eat it. Remove as much as you can by hand, you can do this without moving the rock. It may be a battle, but I wouldn't go putting peroxide on your rocks for bryopsis, or anything.