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cyano uses nitrogen fixation ->grows without nitrates and uses nitrogen gas in the air, but it still needs a source of phosphate.
large W/Cs did nothing to cyano for me extra GFO worked, but it took a long time and was a gradual change with less growing back each time it was removed (GFO also removes silicates which can contribute to cyano) Last edited by beefORchicken; 05-18-2012 at 12:52 AM. |
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