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10-13-2010, 02:20 AM
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+1 to cyano.
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10-13-2010, 02:36 AM
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Cyano for sure, almost all tanks have ut at one point or another , a goodsized skimmer helps, same with water changes and regular lighting schedules. It mats together so you can remove it manually and it will help. I've had a million outbreaks at one time or another , and I find in an established tank ITs a good sign of something happening in your system. I recently Had a small patches due to snail birth
 using flow from a powerhead does wonders, or if you don't have a whole lot of coral maybe a small blackout if it's out of control. Personally I don't agree with chemical fixes
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