IS THERE ANY GHA EATING FISH????

[PeterB113]

I have a 20g long and I'm having some problems with GHA in a few spots. I already have a pincushion urchin, some trochus snails and blue leg hermits but nothing seems to get rid of it. I've been feeding alot less but I'm still having problems. Please let me know if you guys have any advice, as of now I've just been manually removing it every week when I do a water change.

 

[Hincapiej4]

At 20gallons it makes it kinda hard. Try a baby foxface if you have a plan for rehoming later.

 

[GoTakeANap]

That is not GHA that is why they won’t touch it. That is bryopsis. You will have to use reef flux as directed and it will kill it off in 10-14 days. Or let me say that is how I get rid of it with no problems.

 

[PeterB113]

That is not GHA that is why they won’t touch it. That is bryopsis. You will have to use reef flux as directed and it will kill it off in 10-14 days. Or let me say that is how I get rid of it with no problems.

Is there anything that eats bryopsis

 

[GoTakeANap]

Is there anything that eats bryopsis

no sir not that i know of. the only way ive known to get rid of it is with Fluconazole. That is what Reef Flux HD kills along with GHA. https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/reef-flux-fluconazole-treatment-reefhd.html?dfw_tracker=43788-211359

 

[Sharkbait19]

Freshwater livebearers make good algae eating fish, and many, such as mollies and guppies, can be acclimated into saltwater.