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![]() Would also suggest a complete blackout , cover your tank and let in no light what so ever.... Before this I wiuld remove all you can manually.
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![]() Alright... blackout starts today. I'm relocating my clams and a couple corals to the display tanks, but all the Xenia, mushrooms, frogspawn, and zoa's are going to have to suffer. Thoughts on how long? I'm thinking 5-6 days blackout + snails + manual removal.
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![]() Hey Dave,
I had similar algae once and I just took a few clumps to my LFS and asked if I could throw it in certain tanks to see what ate it. I found a yellow tang that ate it and it took care of it in a month. Hope this helps. D |
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![]() You have my sympathy as well.
That being said, if you look at it differently you could have one funky "planted" marine tank with crazy purple algae! Good luck with the battle! |
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![]() LOL. My five year old nephew was over and thought the tank looked soooo pretty. It's his new favorite tank.
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![]() If Red Coral doesn't have any Mexican turbos, Riverfront always has nice big ones.
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![]() I seriously doubt you are going to kill the stuff with light's out. I tried and it did not work for me and I did it 7 days. This plant can live much longer and you will kill everything in your tank before it die.
This is not cyano or diatome. If you want to do that, remove all your corals or they will die before that algae. You can try high magnesium level too. My yellow tang did not toutch the stuff at all. |