Algae identification and how to remove?

[Anxur]

Hello guys, these are my lovely algae to remove

I think I've silicate in the RO water (but I've had 000 microsiemens)

I basically made two filters of anti-silicate post osmosis resins work too hard. I have microsiemens between 15-20 after the osmotic membrane. I believe that the two filters with resins could have processed a maximum of 150 litres Instead I had him treat a 600... Now... We need to understand how to intervene... Do you change the water with pure water or put anti-phosphate and silicate resins in the sump?

 

[Outlaw Corals]

Green hair algae, just do yourself a favor and get yourself a algae scrubber and give it up to a month, problem solved guaranteed

 

[Anxur]

Green hair algae, just do yourself a favor and get yourself a algae scrubber and give it up to a month, problem solved guaranteed

The color is orange/yellow/brown

 

[Anxur]

If I try to vacuum them, they won't come off. They are firmly on the rocks.

 

[Anxur]

Are these dinos?

 

[Anxur]

 

[gbroadbridge]

Hello guys, these are my lovely algae to remove

I think I've silicate in the RO water (but I've had 000 microsiemens)

I basically made two filters of anti-silicate post osmosis resins work too hard. I have microsiemens between 15-20 after the osmotic membrane. I believe that the two filters with resins could have processed a maximum of 150 litres Instead I had him treat a 600... Now... We need to understand how to intervene... Do you change the water with pure water or put anti-phosphate and silicate resins in the sump?

Looks like typical new tank hair algae. Can happen in established tanks as well.

Toothbrush

 

[Anxur]

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Looks like typical new tank hair algae. Can happen in established tanks as well.

Toothbrush

If i'll do nothing, they disappear?

 

[Anxur]

Strange... They seem a mix diatomee and dyno..

 

[Anxur]

Looks like typical new tank hair algae. Can happen in established tanks as well.

Toothbrush

Do you confirm "new tank hair algae"?

 

[Anxur]