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PeterC99
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Not sure about cya-no but here’s what got rid of my cyano and is all natural.
1) Strong UV light
2) Started an Oxydator (look for threads on this site)
3) Phytoplankton every other day
Before and after pics (also have since increase the light intensity by 5% on my Radions)
1) Strong UV light
2) Started an Oxydator (look for threads on this site)
3) Phytoplankton every other day
Before and after pics (also have since increase the light intensity by 5% on my Radions)
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I'm sorry that you don't like my post - could you please explain why it's total nonsense?
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I will if you explain why it's total nonsense.
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sorry you haven't gotten an answer to the post. I used Cya-no twice now. First time I dosed for the maximum allotted days plus the additional number of days, cyano continued to come back. I resorted to chemiclean to take care of the bacteria. Noticed through all this thought my macro stopped growing and died off. Had to replace all my macro to get my fuge growing again.
Tried a second time the past couple months. This time around, was able to keep the fuge running strong, and cya-no worked within the 14 days of using it.
Good luck
Tried a second time the past couple months. This time around, was able to keep the fuge running strong, and cya-no worked within the 14 days of using it.
Good luck
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