Used reef ab for about 2 weeks every 3 days and dosed 2ml for my Fluval evo 13gal
(I realize now that was a bit high I was halfing the reccomended and sperating by 3 days thiught that would even out)
I have noticed a few small patches of this grayish dust looking algae that I can only assume is the biofilm that the bottle says would form on rocks and sand. It's only on a few pieces of rubble and in 2 shader spots on the reef.
Question is if I hold back on reef ab, and go forward feeding the fish solely pellets and target feed my dendro, scoly, and two mini micromussa colonies mysis will the dust looking algae go away on its own? Or will I need to shake up the sand bed and toothbrush the rocks.
Doesn't seem to blow off rocks with my strongest baster, so I'd like to hope nutrient restriction will kill it off.
P.s. All corals and livestock is looking a-OK. Had to brush off a bit of the dusty algae from the corner of my acan colony so it wouldn't irritate but that's about it. Havnt noticed the snails going for it.
(I realize now that was a bit high I was halfing the reccomended and sperating by 3 days thiught that would even out)
I have noticed a few small patches of this grayish dust looking algae that I can only assume is the biofilm that the bottle says would form on rocks and sand. It's only on a few pieces of rubble and in 2 shader spots on the reef.
Question is if I hold back on reef ab, and go forward feeding the fish solely pellets and target feed my dendro, scoly, and two mini micromussa colonies mysis will the dust looking algae go away on its own? Or will I need to shake up the sand bed and toothbrush the rocks.
Doesn't seem to blow off rocks with my strongest baster, so I'd like to hope nutrient restriction will kill it off.
P.s. All corals and livestock is looking a-OK. Had to brush off a bit of the dusty algae from the corner of my acan colony so it wouldn't irritate but that's about it. Havnt noticed the snails going for it.