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Originally Posted by Bob_I
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Originally Posted by dirtyreefer
4 words: GET A GOOD SKIMMER!!
I had the exact same problem, did water changes every day and the stuff would grow back on my substrate and glass in hours.
I was using a crappy prizm skimmer beforehand, but I upgraded to a remora pro. You will be able to tell by all the crap you pull out of your tank, that is the nutrients that's feeding your cyano.
Trust me on this one, don't cheap out on a skimmer because to me it's the most important instrument to keeping a successful tank (besides using RO/DI water)
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What a load of crap. I have kept successful reefs for years, and don't use a skimmer , or RO/DI. Do the proper research, and you will find it is not nutrients that cause Cyano. Cyano is a part of natural maturation of an aquarium. I have not seen Cyano in my tanks for years. However, I am tired of being the voice that cries in the wilderness. Go ahead waste your money on a skimmer. At least you will have a gadget that looks like it is doing something. |
So is it somthing not to worry about to much??? i mean will it affect my tank alot or will it be ok? Its just i try so hard to maintain my tank and keep it perfect but this seems endless
If it is part of the tank i will do what i can to maintain it. But does this limit to what i can add to my tank in the meantime?
05-09-2004, 03:14 AM
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