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Morning fellow fish fans

Quick question: came down this morning to find the water very cloudy. Tank is only 3 or 4 weeks old.

Should i be worried or Do I let nature do its thing ??
 
has anything changed or been added to the system ?

Normally cloudy water means bacterial bloom .
You need flow and oxygenation as the bacteria will use a
Lot of oxygen suffocating fish .

Water changes are your friend but you will need to find the source of the problem and correct it asap
 
2 clown fish
Lots of folk report that leaving it to sort itself out works. I’ve not encountered this and adding a UV stopped any fish distress, after a prolonged waiting period. A yellow tang seemed especially susceptible to whatever it was in my tank, cleared right up in 24hrs. My bloom was photosynthetic however.
 
Lots of folk report that leaving it to sort itself out works. I’ve not encountered this and adding a UV stopped any fish distress, after a prolonged waiting period. A yellow tang seemed especially susceptible to whatever it was in my tank, cleared right up in 24hrs. My bloom was photosynthetic however.
Blessin panicking here .....
 
Lots of folk report that leaving it to sort itself out works. I’ve not encountered this and adding a UV stopped any fish distress, after a prolonged waiting period. A yellow tang seemed especially susceptible to whatever it was in my tank, cleared right up in 24hrs. My bloom was photosynthetic however.
Every time my tank went cloudy was after a tank transfer or anemone in wave makers .
And both times it didn’t end well for all fish .
 
Think may have been the filter intake wasn't taking in... anything. Took all apart and the amount of **** now floating on the water
Clean the intake often ….

If my fish destroy the nori and it floats my overflow or if I’m scraping the glass my overflow will plug up .
But usually notice is as the sump goes too low .
 
Have a brand new jbl cristal profi e1052 and gotta admit the intake pressure is very low
Clean the intake often ….

If my fish destroy the nori and it floats my overflow or if I’m scraping the glass my overflow will plug up .
But usually notice is as the sump goes too low .
 
Have a brand new jbl cristal profi e1052 and gotta admit the intake pressure is very low
can you post pics under white lighting?
bloom can be algae or bacterial
 
can you post pics under white lighting?
bloom can be algae or bacterial
Don't think pic will do any justice ...
Lot better than it was like earlier..I was sh1ttin myself tbh.
I hate external filters :(
 

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