Bryopsis or HA + few questions

[DanyL]

Like I mentioned in my post earlier, I am currently using hydrogen peroxide for either Bryopsis or HA, but it work within 2 weeks. I also dip corals a 50/50 ratio of tank water and 3% hydrogen peroxide for 2 minutes. Have been cases I've almost forgot they were in there and they have gone Like 5-6 mins with no ill effects. My buddy dose hydrogen peroxide once a week along with mb7 for maintenance

This is highly depends on the type of coral you have, and the amount and type of algae in the tank. Usually, it’ll not eradicate it.
But it is an option, like I mentioned before.

 

[itelshot]

Like I mentioned in my post earlier, I am currently using hydrogen peroxide for either Bryopsis or HA, but it work within 2 weeks. I also dip corals a 50/50 ratio of tank water and 3% hydrogen peroxide for 2 minutes. Have been cases I've almost forgot they were in there and they have gone Like 5-6 mins with no ill effects. My buddy dose hydrogen peroxide once a week along with mb7 for maintenance

So you're saying that peroxide dosing took away your HA or BR 2 weeks after starting daily dosing?

 

[Magic031707]

So you're saying that peroxide dosing took away your HA or BR 2 weeks after starting daily dosing?

Yes, it started to turn white and was easy to take/scrub off compared to when it first started. It would start coming off floating around in the tank. I still have couple spots that still has a little left. Imo, I think it got it down enough for the turbo snails to do there thing. Places that are clean, I have not seen any regrowth.

 

[Magic031707]

Almost forgot, I cutoff my algae scrubber and changed filter floss daily

 

[leviticus]

I have had good luck using Reef Flux - Fluconazole. My rocks where completely covered in Algae. It took about 3 weeks to really see an improvement. It nice to see the Algae turn white and fade away.