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I know but shoyld I wait on the water changes or do them lije once a weekIf your tank is new don’t worry about them. They’ll go away with time
Maybe a littlel phosphates but I havnt checked everything else is 0 I can brush and siphon it out but then I would ned to add more salt water which is why I was curious if the salt mix would feed it to much considering my tank is still newCan You vacuum some of it? turn off the lights for a few days? that would help .Not sure if new water would feed the stuff.
any nutrients No3 Po4 ?
I really wouldn't be worried about but I got a tiny frag of gsp and I'm just trying to help it outMy ammonia is 0 nitrites 0 nitrates around 0--5 phosphate s Idk right now but I use ro/di water. And salt mix contains sylicates which diatoms use to grow. Thats why I was wondering if I should do a water change and siphon them out or just wait for the diatoms to deplete the sylicates then do a water change once the original sylicates that were in my tank from starting it are gone. . ish
Change the water. Get used to doing a 10% a week change. The tank and everything in it will also get used to the 10% change. It will not increase your diatoms unless you have very high silicates in your water. You use ro/di so no worriesI was wondering If I should wait to do water changes until diatoms have gone away because the salt mix would feed them but Idk
Sweet tyChange the water. Get used to doing a 10% a week change. The tank and everything in it will also get used to the 10% change. It will not increase your diatoms unless you have very high silicates in your water. You use ro/di so no worries