Green hair algae limited to inverts

[Oohkris123]

The lawnmower set in real fast and not shy at all eating some algae...my frogspawn and toadstool are doing okay. I think they need a full day to acclimate to my tank for them to be at their best. I also want to add that today is the first week for the algae problem and if indont see any possess I'll do a black out

 

[40B Knasty]

Continuum Aquatics Bacter Clean-M. Looks like a solid product. Seen a video from George on YouTube. Coralfish12g. It will help with all your algae problems. Don't scrub your rocks with a toothbrush. It is just going to release more spores into your water column like aiptasia does.

 

[Oohkris123]

Continuum Aquatics Bacter Clean-M. Looks like a solid product. Seen a video from George on YouTube. Coralfish12g. It will help with all your algae problems. Don't scrub your rocks with a toothbrush. It is just going to release more spores into your water column like aiptasia does.

I'll take that into consideration, thanks

 

[40B Knasty]

I'll take that into consideration, thanks

No problem at all. I am also having a GHA problem right now. The product looks easy enough and is reef safe. One thing I will add is. When you do a water change and vacuum out the malnourished algae. Clean your sponge(s) filter the day of with used tank water while doing a water change. Then the day after and maybe even two days. Once your sponge starts to collect the dying algae. What happens is that dead algae sits in the sponge becoming nutrients to feed those exact algaes as it decays in the sponge. It will basically be acting like a phosphate doser. Keep pulling it out and cleaning that sponge.
A smaller diameter tube will give you a better suction strength for syphoning. Like a 1/2 inch tube would be best for less chance of clogging in the tube from bigger clumps of GHA.

 

[wmo168]

Do weekly water change, what kind of food you put into the tank and how often? Try limit the amount of fish food you provide and cut that in half.