Does anybody know what this is?

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I cant find anything on it. But a little backstory might help it. About 6 months ago a large snail knocked over a xenia and it ultimately died. Very very shortly after this white powderlike fungus looking substance starting appearing. First on the glass then on the rocks. I did alot of water changes and even changed up some different filter medias. Its my fiances tank. Heres the best pictures i have. She doesnt really do anything for her tank. I do. She just looks at it.
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Is it just white powdery stuff you’re talking about? I get that from time to time. I’ve seen it referred to as “marine dust”. Consider increasing water movement. Occasionally, I grab a Powerhead and use it to blast the stuff off the live rocks. Careful not to blast it when it’s built up like that or you’ll have a sand storm on your hands.
 
Is it just white powdery stuff you’re talking about? I get that from time to time. I’ve seen it referred to as “marine dust”. Consider increasing water movement. Occasionally, I grab a Powerhead and use it to blast the stuff off the live rocks. Careful not to blast it when it’s built up like that or you’ll have a sand storm on your hands.
Yea the pump is a little weak for the fluval sea evo 13.5 double return flow. I have some easy ideas. I recommended her looking into a small powerhead and she didnt like it. But she also didnt consider it very well. Shes gonna end up with one. [emoji6] thanks
 
I get that too. Think its bacteria. Do you dose carbon or a bacteria supplement like MB7?
 
Yea the pump is a little weak for the fluval sea evo 13.5 double return flow. I have some easy ideas. I recommended her looking into a small powerhead and she didnt like it. But she also didnt consider it very well. Shes gonna end up with one. [emoji6] thanks

Keep up the good work ;)
 

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