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Hi guys sinse last week I noticed some white bubbles in the surface of my refuguim, they started accumulating on my gracilaria that was sticking out of the surface.
Now they have formed a thick slimy substance, it almost looks like it melted some of the glacilaria and its turning it white.
Is this good? Bad? Should I remove it by cutting some of the gracilaria.
Everything seems good in the tank, fishes look healthy, all corals are growing with the exception of a candy cane thats not looking so good at the moment but everything else is good
Tested yesterday with red sea test kits
Salinity 1.026
Ca. 440
Mg. 1320
Alk. 12.3
No3. 10
Po4. 0.08
No ammonia
Im not dosing anything other than Ca. Mg. And buffer.
Thank you
Now they have formed a thick slimy substance, it almost looks like it melted some of the glacilaria and its turning it white.
Is this good? Bad? Should I remove it by cutting some of the gracilaria.
Everything seems good in the tank, fishes look healthy, all corals are growing with the exception of a candy cane thats not looking so good at the moment but everything else is good
Tested yesterday with red sea test kits
Salinity 1.026
Ca. 440
Mg. 1320
Alk. 12.3
No3. 10
Po4. 0.08
No ammonia
Im not dosing anything other than Ca. Mg. And buffer.
Thank you

