is my nem dying

Your better off taking the rocks out or the tank and just pouring a little hydrogen peroxide over them. It will kill it completely on the rock and not affect the tank much when you put the rock back in. Do just a few rocks at a time. I find using an ATS is a great way to control algae in your tank. You can make one for under $30. See my DIY thread ATS for under $30.00.
 
Your better off taking the rocks out or the tank and just pouring a little hydrogen peroxide over them. It will kill it completely on the rock and not affect the tank much when you put the rock back in. Do just a few rocks at a time. I find using an ATS is a great way to control algae in your tank. You can make one for under $30. See my DIY thread ATS for under $30.00.
yea i would try that but i’m setting up a refugium in the back chamber in my tank
 
I used Vibrant to knock out my GHA and bubble algae, worked in less than a month
yea i tried that but someone also said vibrant can hurt anemones so i’m gonna try setting up a refugium in the back of my tank
 

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