Branespikin
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Oh man!! What!! Why!! How!
Is this bryopsis?
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Jakepen
Few beers and I'll frag anything...
So is this a tank tear down situation, or not always? I've been putting away for WWC's live sale this month. I'll have a difficult time sitting out, unless I absolutely should not be adding coral to my tank.
Scrub brush. Been "battling" bryo for some time here.
Winning. And won.
With brushes.
Canister filter helped too.
Winning. And won.
With brushes.
Canister filter helped too.
Branespikin
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I pulled out what i can and brushed it but i guess i did not brush it well enough. I put rock back in and next day saw a little cyano outbreak and today i see it growing back oon the two rocks by the powerhead at rapid speed. Should i turn off my mp40 and just have return for flow? No livestock in tank just few snails and an emerald crab
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I pulled my powerhead out of my 20g. The flow of the canister seems to be enough to keep things happy. It may reduce the rate at which it grows but I doubt it will stop it all together.
Hmm. Could be new tank so it may pass.
Could be a good too. I can feed just about anything and my wife likes to feed way too much. But a couple capfuls of marine snow and it's like a teenager with chocolate.
I let me fuge grow out it seems to help with the bryo and the cyano.
Could be a good too. I can feed just about anything and my wife likes to feed way too much. But a couple capfuls of marine snow and it's like a teenager with chocolate.
I let me fuge grow out it seems to help with the bryo and the cyano.
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Jakepen
Few beers and I'll frag anything...
Wish I would have taken more before pictures. How thick it was on my ATO, I had a few more patches that thick in the back chambers. Today I have no visible (living) bryopsis, none of it was manually removed. Going to keep a sharp eye out for more breakouts. Thanks so much for the guidance @twilliard.
