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03-23-2011, 01:21 AM
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That isn't red slime algae. I strongly suspect it might be dinoflagellates. Does it have little air bubbles attached to it? I can see in one of the photos it looks like it.
Best you can do is siphon it out, reduce your photoperiod and keep your alkalinity up and stable.
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