Rock starting to spot brown, CUC time?

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Title says it really, heres a pic. Small spots of dry rock turning brown, time for CUC or wait a little?

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How long has tge tank been running and whats your water parameters
 
How long has tge tank been running and whats your water parameters

Probably 3 weeks now. Already cycled.
I can cut the lights if need be.

Salinity 1.025
Temp - 77.2°F
Ammonia - 0
Nitrite - 0
Nitrate - 2.5ish
Dont have the other tests yet.
 
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The brown algae is part of the cycling process and every tank goes through it. I would say throw some snails in there but start off with only a few. I like to slowly add more over time until you reach a balance. Not too many that they are going to starve but not too little where algae has a chance to thrive. Like I said balanced.
 
The brown algae is part of the cycling process and every tank goes through it. I would say throw some snails in there but start off with only a few. I like to slowly add more over time until you reach a balance. Not too many that they are going to starve but not too little where algae has a chance to thrive. Like I said balanced.
Okay, I'll look into getting a couple snails. Thanks
 
Maybe let the rocks completely coverin thick brown before throwing anything else in there.
 

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