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![]() You win.... Good luck with your cyano ... I know a couple Maint guys in edm if interested.
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![]() No need to have a fit just cuz I won't agree with you
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![]() Can you please explain: if cyano is feeding on neutrients and absorbing them. How is a water change going to help if none of those neutrients are in the water column
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![]() chemiclean. worked. cyano almost gone
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![]() Definitely not having a fit my friend... Just trying to help you out as you had asked a question on a public forum because you didn't know the solution to your problem... I gave you a suggestion, you didn't like it, and maybe I hit a nerve as you're super defensive on the topic of water changes. It's happened in threads prior to this one... It'll happen in threads after this one when you run into your next problem that maybe could be solved by some good old fashioned water changes...
Vast majority out there does water changes on their tank. I'm Just saying. Glad your cyano is gone... Drop me a line if you want some advice on how to fix it when you open your mind a little... |
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![]() +1...... Obviously Marko knows something that 99% of everyone else in the hobby doesn't
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![]() cyano uses nitrogen fixation ->grows without nitrates and uses nitrogen gas in the air, but it still needs a source of phosphate.
large W/Cs did nothing to cyano for me extra GFO worked, but it took a long time and was a gradual change with less growing back each time it was removed (GFO also removes silicates which can contribute to cyano) Last edited by beefORchicken; 05-17-2012 at 11:52 PM. |
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and last time i had a problem with my clams being closed up, how was a water change suppose to help me resolve the problem of my cleaner wrasse nipping on the clams? Last edited by MarkoD; 05-18-2012 at 12:06 AM. |
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![]() you didn't try ROUTINE water changes... Tried a couple for the first time in 14 months...
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