I've recently had a breakout with an algae that looks like dino but isn't (forgot name). Its covering my corals, and I want to keep them clear of it to avoid problems. Blasting it off with a Turkey baster doesn't work...
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How long will a large media bag last in a 15 gal?You can use a soft toothbrush.
You should def be running some aggressive carbon as well.
Will zoas be okay with that as well?You can use a soft toothbrush.
You should def be running some aggressive carbon as well.
Be more gentile but yes.Will zoas be okay with that as well?
Just keep it in a night flow area so water passes through. If you are find through some trouble probaly repalce it everyother week.How long will a large media bag last in a 15 gal?
Are you saying its be better to have in the display? Rn it's in the sumpBe more gentile but yes.
Just keep it in a night flow area so water passes through. If you are find through some trouble probaly repalce it everyother week.
No, not flow like a coral , flow like a reactor. So on the return pump for example.Are you saying its be better to have in the display? Rn it's in the sump
Okay thanks! After some research I discovered its calothrix. Any advice in that? Only thing that I've read that works is small doses of H2O2 in the tank water at night when the algae is more in the column...kinda scared about it hurting the corals though.No, not flow like a coral , flow like a reactor. So on the return pump for example.
Tried it once with a duncan in my tank and it reacted very negativly.Okay thanks! After some research I discovered its calothrix. Any advice in that? Only thing that I've read that works is small doses of H2O2 in the tank water at night when the algae is more in the column...kinda scared about it hurting the corals though.