Using my Red Sea test kit, I tested my display tank for phosphates as I have a red Cyano bloom that has been going on for 2 months. I waited it out hoping it would self correct to no avail.
Chemiclean is on the way, but I would prefer to identify the underlying cause.
Red Sea PO4 results = 0.08, and I'd like to get that number down.
I've tested my RODI system and have zero (undetectable?) PO4.
I feed frozen Mysis and Brine daily, but have reduced it to every other day as of 2/11.
I have to check my notes, but I think this may have started when I added a big 10 pound piece of dry rock which was sitting in a different tank for about 6 weeks. I assumed it was cured and put it into my DT. Could this rock be the PO4 source after all this time?
I'm thinking I should yank it from the tank.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
Dom
Chemiclean is on the way, but I would prefer to identify the underlying cause.
Red Sea PO4 results = 0.08, and I'd like to get that number down.
I've tested my RODI system and have zero (undetectable?) PO4.
I feed frozen Mysis and Brine daily, but have reduced it to every other day as of 2/11.
I have to check my notes, but I think this may have started when I added a big 10 pound piece of dry rock which was sitting in a different tank for about 6 weeks. I assumed it was cured and put it into my DT. Could this rock be the PO4 source after all this time?
I'm thinking I should yank it from the tank.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
Dom