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Algae Issues
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Algae Issues
Hey Everyone.
The water where i live sucks. That and I can't get it to clean up. I'm getting a lot of hair algae growing. What do you guys recommend? Would a starry blenny fix my algae issue???
Thanks for the help everyone...
The water where i live sucks. That and I can't get it to clean up. I'm getting a lot of hair algae growing. What do you guys recommend? Would a starry blenny fix my algae issue???
Thanks for the help everyone...
Fluffy110- Shrimp
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Re: Algae Issues
Yellow Tang or sea hare, and get some RO/DI water and start doing water changes of 10-15 percent every week until you clear up. You need to invest in a RO system they run from 129-300 depending on brand, and there might even be some for sale here just check the for sale area on the forums.
grawlfang- .
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Re: Algae Issues
If your GHA is long, a tang or blenny won't eat it. A sea hare is a great option and consistent water changes. Agent Green works great to lower phosphate levels.
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Re: Algae Issues
What kind of sea hare... There are a few species. Blue dot ok???
Fluffy110- Shrimp
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Re: Algae Issues
Fluffy110 wrote:What kind of sea hare... There are a few species. Blue dot ok???
Dolabella sp.
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