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Old 07-02-2012, 07:34 AM
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Be prepared for some weeks or months of dealing with this algae, as with others

The key to our hobby is time ....

Go to either Google or Canreef and search SW algae ...

My turf algae started about 1 month ago, and it's still there, along with some other kinds, but, it's less than it was ...

The biggest thing for you to do right now, while your tank is maturing, is to not worry so much about what is happening, but to rather learn about what is happening and learn about what algae is OK and what is not

Read, read some more, and then read some more
There's lots of kinds of algae ... there's only a couple you have to worry about
Take a day or two and read about algae, then read about them again
You have to learn and learn and learn

Google search saltwater algae, reef algae
You'll find topics on these

Bryopsis algae
Caulerpa algae
Bubble algae

And many more

If you don't learn about what is going to grow in your tank, you are going to be back to asking again and again, when you should be ...
Knowing and learning and learning ....


The algaes that you and I are going through are normal, and there will be more

Learn about which ones are going to go away, and which ones you should remove ....

After your tank, and mine, starts to mature, there will be no more algae to fret over per se

Read lots and then you'll be happy with your tank
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