anglefishlover
Community Member
Started seeing this pop up in the tank? What is it and should I do anything about it other than manual removal? Algae eaters not interested in it.
Nuisance algae?
- Thread starter anglefishlover
- Start date
- Tagged users None
cdemoss01
Valuable Member
Looks like bryopsis or maybe even Dinoflagellates. Probably manual removal is the best and some chemicals can get rid of it. Id recommend getting more opinions first though.Started seeing this pop up in the tank? What is it and should I do anything about it other than manual removal? Algae eaters not interested in it.
Derrick0580
Valuable Member
Bryopsis, flucanizole works fast.
cdemoss01
Valuable Member
If you want to use a chemical I would recommend this. Blue life RX
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
anglefishlover
Community Member
i assume nothing eats this stuff? I have lots of herbivores and nothing touching it.
Thanks for advice on treatment and id
Thanks for advice on treatment and id
Looks like Bryopsis to me.
Here are some tips to help get rid of it.
Unfortunately, not much really wants to eat it.
reefstable.com
Here are some tips to help get rid of it.
Unfortunately, not much really wants to eat it.
How To Get Rid Of Bryopsis
Bryopsis is a nuisance macroalgae similar to green hair algae. The main difference in identifying bryopsis is that each strand feathers out like a fern.
anglefishlover
Community Member
Thanks that was helpfulLooks like Bryopsis to me.
Here are some tips to help get rid of it.
Unfortunately, not much really wants to eat it.
How To Get Rid Of Bryopsis
Bryopsis is a nuisance macroalgae similar to green hair algae. The main difference in identifying bryopsis is that each strand feathers out like a fern.
