Live rock getting green spots???
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Yea, its a hard crystaline algae.
Yup, looks good when it gets going. Only problem is when it gets on the glass, ya gotta scrape it off, it doesn't wipe off.
Right on. ROFL
justgotwet
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Do you have a clean up crew?
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What do they consist of?
Ya, no worries on the rock spread. Its when it gets to much on the powerheads and the glass that makes you pull your hair out.
Hermits, Snails, Urchins, Sea Hares, Starfish.
It gets to be a pain to scrape off.
Rikerbear
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It's calcium based so is really hard to scrap off the glass if it gets a good hold. It is great though and really a good thing to have. It helps glue your aquascape together better....it covers up the frag plugs making them fit in better.
Keeping it off the glass and out of your power heads can be the down side.
Keeping it off the glass and out of your power heads can be the down side.
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The reason I ask is cuz my clownfish died and I'm trying I find out why. I'm new to this so idk a whole lot. Was wondering if any of the following pics help....
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In all of these pics I'm asking about the coloration I'm the rocks and in the sand which I hAve never seen
In all of these pics I'm asking about the coloration I'm the rocks and in the sand which I hAve never seen
Rikerbear
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The color on your rocks looks very normal...the purple on the sand looks like a small cyano bacteria bloom.
What are your nitrates?
Regardless none of that would kill a healthy clown or any other fish for that matter.
What are your nitrates?
Regardless none of that would kill a healthy clown or any other fish for that matter.
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