Flux RX Help

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Good evening everyone. I have a bad case of bryopsis. My LFS told me to get some of the Flux RX it’s a powder that is for 200gallons total. I have a RedSea reefer 200 total of 50 gallons with the sump. I’m looking on some insight on how to dose. What to watch for and should I be worried about my livestock in the tank? No corals yet. Only a BTA and a few fish.

If anyone has some good instructions on it for me and what not it would be GREATLY appreciated!! Thank you in advance for all the comments and time replying.
 
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Just follow the directions. 1 scoop per 25g's.
Remove as much visible algae that you can see before treatment. During treatment the algae loosens up and is easier to remove before it dies completely.
 
Any pics.
Just follow the directions. 1 scoop per 25g's.
Remove as much visible algae that you can see before treatment. During treatment the algae loosens up and is easier to remove before it dies completely.
I’m at work right now or I’d send a picture.
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This is a photo of the instructions
 

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