manually get in there and start pulling that out before it smothers things. Can also pull out rock, scrub with toothbrush, rinse and replace. I used Vibrant for green hair algae (post #1 in below):My 32 gal Biocube has been taken over by algae! Any tips on what I can do to get rid of it! I have some phospate remover in the basket, but it doesnt appear to be helping much. Have you had this problem? How did you solve it!?
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eek - I also had bryopsis that I cleared up with weeks of Reef Flux which is an antifungal medication that works on bryopsis algae. My shrimp and everything were fine with Reef Flux, though not my yellow tang - yellow tang got an unplanned vacation into QT while main tank went thru treatmentMy 32 gal Biocube has been taken over by algae! Any tips on what I can do to get rid of it! I have some phospate remover in the basket, but it doesnt appear to be helping much. Have you had this problem? How did you solve it!?
Astera snails and hermit crabs.
manually get in there and start pulling that out before it smothers things. Can also pull out rock, scrub with toothbrush, rinse and replace. I used Vibrant for green hair algae (post #1 in below):
A Simple Guide To Common Problematic Algae And The Means To Control It..
As we all know algae is inevitable in both Marine and fresh water aquariums and if not watched and without proper procedures for removal can quickly turn a beautiful aquarium in to something that resembles a scene out of a old Swamp thing episode. Some are easy to control some are a non stop...
I will look into Reef Flux.
Turbo snails for hair algae huh.
I had a biocube that my clowns breed in and I didn’t do much maintenance on it, it was cover in green hair, turf algae, and bryopsis And I mean COVERED! I trimmed as much as I could added the 10 turbo snails and they wiped it all out in about 4 weeks. It is algae free now.
