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![]() Yep, and I expressed concerns with Colby about the extra "carbon source" but he assured me it wasn't in a quantity that would affect my tank. And to be fair, the cyan was growing before I started the new salt.
The thing I was a little surprised at was that the salt was crusty when I opened it. I have to dig away at the salt to make up new salt water. |
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![]() FYI I had cyano after my summer neglect, 100% gone within a few days after I started dosing zeobak and zeofood7 again. Didn't even have the reactor up at the time. I suspect the zeovit cyano clean will also be quite effective. Something to consider I guess.
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![]() Safe to use the product without the zeovit reactor? I have been reading about MB7 and chemipure as well.
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![]() red slime remover is reef safe IME
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![]() Yeap
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![]() Thanks everyone! I want to nip it in the bud when I get home. I only have about 5 days at home unfortunately. Mindy, in the business of tank maintenance?
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abyzz, bubble king dc 250, mitras, profilux 3, reef |
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