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07-26-2006, 04:42 PM
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re cyano
I have brand new bulbs in my tank..and still have cyano
I think that it has alot to do with waste products and nitrates... Trying to get those under control with less food and more water changes I also got rid of my sand bed in one of my invert tanks and that seemed to get rid of it as well.. I dunno...I just siphon it off..seems to set it back a bit. Neal
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07-26-2006, 05:08 PM
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I had a bad case of cyano a while back. I stoped feeding frozen foods and did a few large water changes. Now my fish only get nori and prime reef flake. The tank has never looked better, if i would only clean the glass once and awhile.
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07-26-2006, 05:54 PM
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i have a 170 gal with a euro reef CS 250 BB tank refugium, mangroves, algae's in the refugium, hardy feed and reduced my lighting period.
still no sucess i bought so ultra red slime remover will let ya know after this weekend. May have to take out my huge chromis adn the lavender tang .
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