anyone else tried the Dr. Tim cyano recipe? Just watched the marine depot video on it over the weekend and I’m giving it shot. I’m on day 2 so I have nothing to report yet but curious if other members have used this to beat cyano?
Dr. Tim cyano recipe
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I did too and it came back 3 months later...also I feel like it threw off my bio filter as I had some algae pop up after using chemi clean
KorD
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Mine also, actually less time, but I tore all the crushed coral out and put pool filter sand in.. now issues since.
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Hmmm I’m bare bottom...
KorD
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Seems like that stupid stuff does not care what you have in the tank.. it like to just show up.
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Well I’m gonna hitchhike on your thread if you don’t mind. I was gonna ask if there was anything else on the market beside chemiclean.
I have a 125 gal tank that I cut in half after a drilling mishap and using it for a coral grow out tank. Well my lighting is 2 SB reef lights on each end and a AI hydra26 in the middle. Planning on changing them all to AI hydra26 when I have the money, but both sides that had the SB reef lights the Cyanobacteria started blooming. And slowly spread to the middle. Weird right. Not sure if the lights had anything to do with it.
Anyways now my entire tank has it and I’ve treated it with chemiclean stuff and it didn’t do crud for it. But maybe I didn’t use enough but I’ve heard not to use to much as if you over do it could be bad so idk.
So let us know how the dr Tim’s stuff works.
On a side note can I just do multiple water changes to drop the nutrients to help it also
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I have a 125 gal tank that I cut in half after a drilling mishap and using it for a coral grow out tank. Well my lighting is 2 SB reef lights on each end and a AI hydra26 in the middle. Planning on changing them all to AI hydra26 when I have the money, but both sides that had the SB reef lights the Cyanobacteria started blooming. And slowly spread to the middle. Weird right. Not sure if the lights had anything to do with it.
Anyways now my entire tank has it and I’ve treated it with chemiclean stuff and it didn’t do crud for it. But maybe I didn’t use enough but I’ve heard not to use to much as if you over do it could be bad so idk.
So let us know how the dr Tim’s stuff works.
On a side note can I just do multiple water changes to drop the nutrients to help it also
Matt
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Well I’m on day 4 and I don’t see any improvement it may even be getting a little worse. Marine depot cyano recipe is fake news I suppose, third time hitting the tank with chemi clean in a year isn’t a good thing
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Did you complete the dosing regimen? If so how did it end up working out?
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Tried it two separate times and it never worked. Had to resort to chemiclean and that works every time.
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