hair algae?

[lucasb.]

is this hair algae? it’s anchored to the rocks pretty will and wiry

 

[Saltyreef]

You need to get in there with your fingers and pull it all out.
How old is the tank?

Looks like a different algae since its wirey.

 

[lucasb.]

You need to get in there with your fingers and pull it all out.
How old is the tank?

Looks like a different algae since its wirey.

yeah i’ve already started manually removing it the tank is about 2 years old. i battled cyano for a while and when that was resolved this stuff came about

 

[LegendaryCG]

Flucanozol should eliminate it if you can’t get it under control through manual means.

 

[itselenababe]

I have this issue too, such a pain to deal with

 

[srt4eric]

It almost looks like bryopsis. Flucanozol will take care of it.

 

[lucasb.]

I have this issue too, such a pain to deal with

fr

 

[Steven_Wells]

Two posted Flucanozol will take care of it, without any risk to corals or fish? Been running good but hasn't licked it

 

[LegendaryCG]

Two posted Flucanozol will take care of it, without any risk to corals or fish? Been running good but hasn't licked it

There‘s always risk when you add something. That said my experience with anenomes/inverts/soft/lps/sps hasnt shown issues when following the instructions on the Reef Flux bottle.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Not your typical algae but rather bryopsis which is broader and has a root system which needs to be destroyed or will never stop
Pull also as with GHA as much as you can by hand, reduce white light intensity and treat with either liquid vibrant or fluconasal (flux) which will take it down

 

[Steven_Wells]

Not your typical algae but rather bryopsis which is broader and has a root system which needs to be destroyed or will never stop
Pull also as with GHA as much as you can by hand, reduce white light intensity and treat with either liquid vibrant or fluconasal (flux) which will take it down

Thanks, love the handle, have a 92 ls1