Brown dusting on sand and rocks help

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So whats my best option here? Air stone and chemiclean, or should I run to petco and pick up a Green killing machine UV, and use microbacter7?
IMO I would try more natural process first. Who knows what the Vibrant did to your microfauna. Throwing in another chemical could cause you tank to crash in other ways. I have heard some it led to dinos after they cleared up the cyano. Without knowing where your phosphates are, I would be very hesitant to add anything chemical that wasn't a real bacteria product.
 
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40 breeder tank size. I stopped Vibrant because my gsp got ticked. That was a week ago. They are just now starting to come back, also lost a urchin. At least it took out the GHA.
 

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I was under the impression when I started that Vibrant was just a bottled bact.
I was duped too. :(


I've been using vibrant for a few months so we will see what happens to my tank, now that I have discontinued use...
Since it isn't clear what is actually in vibrant, I would be very hesitant of adding more products. Try the UV first.
 

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