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not yet, just bought one and comes next weekDo you have Any urchins.
Looks like C. brachypus, Fluconazole will kill it, might take 4-6 weeks, and a couple redosings, but it will 100% kill it.
after 6 weeks Fluconazole treatment, I can barely see the algea, it is completely gone!Remember to remove as much as possible by hand FIRST do not just dose fluc right away. If you kill hundreds of pieces of caulerpa or anything else all those nutrients accumulated over months/years are instantly back in the water. You will nuke your tank if you don't take any out first.
I added a very small sailfin to a 55 to clean up a turf algea issue. It's gaining ground and it already has a home to go to when it gets to big. Now he's very happy grazing and cleaning my tank. I have that same algae in my tank and the tang won't eat it. I rip it out periodically.thanks for the quick reply, not sure what kind of algea it is, was braught in along with live rocks
my tank is only about 50gallons, I tried a small grundel fish, but it is only 4cm long, like useless
a Tang would be a good choice but not so fit with my tank size
at very beginning I think 3 months ago I tried with a brush, but that only helped the algae located in more places, and it has so hard root that clibms deep in the rock surface, very hard to manully fully remove