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have you tried fluconazole? i had a nasty case of bryopsis and it cleared it up nicely. didnt affect anything else in the tank.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/bryopsis-cure-my-battle-with-bryopsis-using-fluconazole.285096/
Not to mention they dig worse than a dog! I have 2 of them along with holes under every thing!Diamond goby. Think's its his mission to completely alter the landscape of the tank every couple of months...including where frags go, like in his den.
Same with the cyano and bryopsis. I'm on my second treatment with fluconazole. But now the bryopsis seems to have out competed the cyano and is growing on the sand too now. Lots of work keeping it at bay but I notice it's falling off the rocks now so it seems like the fluconazole is starting to work.Bryopsis(going on 3rd treatment of fluconazole, because the type I have needs a 6 week cure and not the typical 14 day), cyanobacteria(2 months of blowing it off the sand bed and live rock 2-3x a day. It comes back in 2 hours like I never did anything), and a Dwarf Flame Angel doing mock charges at my Carberryi Anthias about 20-30x a day.
Don't be. It is pretty much the only way to get rid of it. Cleared my tank both times. Just my bryopsis is the special kind. A special kind of pain in the butt that takes 6 weeks. You just need to let it sit and do its thing. Have NCreefguy or Jose Mayo checkout what kind you have on the nuisance algae forum on R2R. My tank was plaqued with it. Knocked it down to about 1/8 of what it was. Also my GHA is all gone. Just turf algae remains and some small bits of bryopsis. I can finally see my rocks again!Not yet. Been kinda Leary on using it.