Dirty sandbed

[FitoPharmer]

Cyano is best dealt with by Chemiclean Red Slime remover IMO. But cyano has been in many of my tanks without me needing to use this. I used it once when I just could not control a outbreak. Followed the directions, worked great, reef safe with clams. IMO just wait and see if it becomes more of a problem. Also something like an orange lipped conch is an indispensable member of the sand bed CUC. It will seek and destroy all dark spots 24/7/365 .

[Northernseacorals]

Originally Posted by FitoPharmer

Cyano is best dealt with by Chemiclean Red Slime remover IMO. But cyano has been in many of my tanks without me needing to use this. I used it once when I just could not control a outbreak. Followed the directions, worked great, reef safe with clams. IMO just wait and see if it becomes more of a problem. Also something like an orange lipped conch is an indispensable member of the sand bed CUC. It will seek and destroy all dark spots 24/7/365 .

Oh the "do it the old way" tank police are gonna crucify you for suggesting Chemiclean

[FitoPharmer]

Originally Posted by Northernseacorals

Oh the "do it the old way" tank police are gonna crucify you for suggesting Chemiclean

Reminds me of one of my favorite quotes from this hobby. "The only thing two reefers can normally agree upon is what a third is doing incorrectly."

[kien]

Originally Posted by FitoPharmer

Cyano is best dealt with by Chemiclean Red Slime

Chemiclean for Cyano?!? Are you frakking kidding me?! You should be going old skool with snails! #CyanoPoPo

[kien]

Originally Posted by kien

Chemiclean for Cyano?!? Are you frakking kidding me?! You should be going old skool with snails! #CyanoPoPo

Just Kidding

Actually I have had success battling cyano in the past with Coral Snow.