Identification help pls!
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Gha/random genus wiry algae invasion here's two we fixed, ID doesn’t matter in the fix:
And then
Seabass, Nano-Reef.com
Reefmiser. Nano-reef.com:
The trick is to take out each section, scrape and kill the algae with a knife tip and peroxide, rinse in saltwater along the way and make it clear by force. By disallowing it yesterday, it doesn’t take over. Since there’s nothing wrong with your coral, you’ll want to avoid altering params, dips, water treatments and anything other than surgery, but then again I’m slanted in the matter. The only thing I believe in is tank surgery, bc we know the outcome before you start. The others have to guess
ours is the only way that directly does not contact corals and directly contacts the target. all targets welcome, any genus, same action.
it all depends on the size of the tank...those with large tanks have the most excuses to wade through before being invasion free.
nano reefers are spoiled rotten, they can cause the clean condition in an hour. lead up actions have little consequence in the nano/full access any time volume range. there are admittedly 67 ways to slowly starve out algae too, contacting everything in the tank and hoping for a balance.
two totally different modes of thought apply, not so much a param or a specific type of plant.
And then
Seabass, Nano-Reef.com
Reefmiser. Nano-reef.com:
The trick is to take out each section, scrape and kill the algae with a knife tip and peroxide, rinse in saltwater along the way and make it clear by force. By disallowing it yesterday, it doesn’t take over. Since there’s nothing wrong with your coral, you’ll want to avoid altering params, dips, water treatments and anything other than surgery, but then again I’m slanted in the matter. The only thing I believe in is tank surgery, bc we know the outcome before you start. The others have to guess
ours is the only way that directly does not contact corals and directly contacts the target. all targets welcome, any genus, same action.
it all depends on the size of the tank...those with large tanks have the most excuses to wade through before being invasion free.
nano reefers are spoiled rotten, they can cause the clean condition in an hour. lead up actions have little consequence in the nano/full access any time volume range. there are admittedly 67 ways to slowly starve out algae too, contacting everything in the tank and hoping for a balance.
two totally different modes of thought apply, not so much a param or a specific type of plant.
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Hi,no not that the coral.Gha/random genus wiry algae invasion here's two we fixed, ID doesn’t matter in the fix:
And then
Seabass, Nano-Reef.com
Reefmiser. Nano-reef.com:
The trick is to take out each section, scrape and kill the algae with a knife tip and peroxide, rinse in saltwater along the way and make it clear by force. By disallowing it yesterday, it doesn’t take over. Since there’s nothing wrong with your coral, you’ll want to avoid altering params, dips, water treatments and anything other than surgery, but then again I’m slanted in the matter. The only thing I believe in is tank surgery, bc we know the outcome before you start. The others have to guess
ours is the only way that directly does not contact corals and directly contacts the target. all targets welcome, any genus, same action.
it all depends on the size of the tank...those with large tanks have the most excuses to wade through before being invasion free.
nano reefers are spoiled rotten, they can cause the clean condition in an hour. lead up actions have little consequence in the nano/full access any time volume range. there are admittedly 67 ways to slowly starve out algae too, contacting everything in the tank and hoping for a balance.
two totally different modes of thought apply, not so much a param or a specific type of plant.
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