- Joined
- Nov 7, 2019
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- Location
- Allentown
- What state or country do you live in
- Pennsylvania
My something new is...not messing with the tank, and not micromanaging anything.
I had a cyano outbreak for a month, i did nothing, changed nothing...it is now gone.
1st time i have jist left it to see what happens.
I am relating it to being similar to...buying 50 snails for an algae problem, and they wipe it out and then 30 die of starvation.
Our tanks are always changing and re-balancing themselves constantly.
Bacteria levels and types change, nutrients change...levels change.
If theres cyano, its because its feeding on something, when it wipes out what it feeds on, it goes away.(like the snails)
Any algae is correcting something in our tank.
From now on i let the tank correct itself and i only worry about major parameters.
I leave the little stuff to the tank life.
Seems to work so far, and it is much more enjoyable for me.
I had a cyano outbreak for a month, i did nothing, changed nothing...it is now gone.
1st time i have jist left it to see what happens.
I am relating it to being similar to...buying 50 snails for an algae problem, and they wipe it out and then 30 die of starvation.
Our tanks are always changing and re-balancing themselves constantly.
Bacteria levels and types change, nutrients change...levels change.
If theres cyano, its because its feeding on something, when it wipes out what it feeds on, it goes away.(like the snails)
Any algae is correcting something in our tank.
From now on i let the tank correct itself and i only worry about major parameters.
I leave the little stuff to the tank life.
Seems to work so far, and it is much more enjoyable for me.




