Help.. Algae On My Crushed Coral

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I have no idea what it is. How did i get this, and how do i get rid of it? It was just a lil a few days ago and now its growing into the front glass..
 

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It looks like cyanobacteria you can turn the lights off for three days slow on feeding vacuum as much as you can out when you do A water change
 

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Not algae. Cynao bacteria. Add more water flow and add some MicroBacter 7 by Brightwells. Use as directed.


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Water change, higher flow, better nutrient export by skimming or refugium, not over feeding. You can also dose vinegar to bring the nutrient level down.
 
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Im going to turn off lights do a water change. And ill feed less every other day? Ill see what i can do about more water flow any suggestions.?
 

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