HI all,
I currently have a Waterbox 20 cube, with 2 clowns and quite a bit of hair algae. I don't have any corals inverts etc, as I'm currently involved in the long running battle to reduce nitrates (currently at 78 after months of tank neglect). They're coming down very slowly with 3 to 4, 5% water changes a week, but they're fueling green hair algae.
I can't used the likes of NoPoX as I don't run a skimmer, so what's the best approach?
Do I continue with the water changes and wait it out, hoping that once my nitrates are down to below ten that the algae will die back or I can add inverts to help address the issue, or do I go straight in with the likes of Reef Flux to kill the algae, whilst continuing with the water changes?
Thanks in advance.
P
I currently have a Waterbox 20 cube, with 2 clowns and quite a bit of hair algae. I don't have any corals inverts etc, as I'm currently involved in the long running battle to reduce nitrates (currently at 78 after months of tank neglect). They're coming down very slowly with 3 to 4, 5% water changes a week, but they're fueling green hair algae.
I can't used the likes of NoPoX as I don't run a skimmer, so what's the best approach?
Do I continue with the water changes and wait it out, hoping that once my nitrates are down to below ten that the algae will die back or I can add inverts to help address the issue, or do I go straight in with the likes of Reef Flux to kill the algae, whilst continuing with the water changes?
Thanks in advance.
P