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![]() Algae turning white
Hi Folks, My tank has been running since October. Not much in there, a handful of nassarius snails, 1 trochus snail and a couple scarlet hermits. Also have two little reef chromis. Tank Info : 125 gallon (72x18x24) 150 lbs marco rock 25lbs live rock 120lbs live sand Currently just using two koralia powerheads (the big ones, what are they.. 1400gph?) while I wait for my overflow/sump/skimmer to come in. Levels are: Ammonia - 0 Nitrite - 0 Nitrate - <5 (almost untraceable) Initially, I had a big diatom bloom (this was about a month or so ago) and it went away relatively fast. I then got some various types of algae in varying shades of green. I had this filament algae (grew in short little bushels) and some of them got quite long. I noticed the past week or so (I didnt bother scraping anywhere but the front glass) that all of it has turned white. Everything seems to be fine otherwise. It's just a bit weird seeing all this white algae. The one trochus snail I have is eating it, but I mean it's just one snail. Just wanted to know if this is normal, or if theres something I should be concerned about. |