Brown Algae

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Hi, I’m somewhat new to reefing and have been dealing with this algae. Is this Brown hair algae and if so is there any good ways to remove it?

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Hi, I’m somewhat new to reefing and have been dealing with this algae. Is this Brown hair algae and if so is there any good ways to remove it?

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This may be dino (dinoflagellates) but to confirm, best is under a microscope. Visually, will need pics again But under white bright light intensity.
 
Hi, I’m somewhat new to reefing and have been dealing with this algae. Is this Brown hair algae and if so is there any good ways to remove it?

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It could be. A toothbrush to scrub it off, and siphon hose is a good way to remove it, then add some “clean up crew” such as snails, blue and/or red leg hermits, and maybe a pincushion urchin to keep it from growing back. I usually go with one clean up crew critter per gallon of display tank size. Welcome!

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Hi, I’m somewhat new to reefing and have been dealing with this algae. Is this Brown hair algae and if so is there any good ways to remove it?

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Welcome! Glad you found us here. You will find a lot of great information by searching the Forums here and reading your findings. Hoping it comes under control soon for you.
 

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