gustavo85 AC Members Jan 23, 2008 758 0 0 Puerto Rico Apr 14, 2008 #1 Hi, I'm having Black Beard Algae problems and I've heard that Flourish Excel is very good against it. Is it true? and if it is does it lowers pH? because I'm already using a DIY CO2 system.
Hi, I'm having Black Beard Algae problems and I've heard that Flourish Excel is very good against it. Is it true? and if it is does it lowers pH? because I'm already using a DIY CO2 system.
Squawkbert Senior padder Oct 3, 2006 3,417 2 38 62 ST.L area www.aquaticplantcentral.com Apr 14, 2008 #2 It should help and will not further alter your pH (unless your GH is super low, then anything will alter your pH).
It should help and will not further alter your pH (unless your GH is super low, then anything will alter your pH).
J Jaz NoooooB May 21, 2007 23 0 0 MA Apr 14, 2008 #3 I have had good luck with it but only at triple the dosage. With no adverse affects on my fauna.....including sensitive inverts. After the BBA is under control I recommend using it as directed to keep the BBA from returning.
I have had good luck with it but only at triple the dosage. With no adverse affects on my fauna.....including sensitive inverts. After the BBA is under control I recommend using it as directed to keep the BBA from returning.
180gz71 AC Members Mar 5, 2007 263 0 0 Apr 14, 2008 #4 Jaz said: I have had good luck with it but only at triple the dosage. With no adverse affects on my fauna.....including sensitive inverts. After the BBA is under control I recommend using it as directed to keep the BBA from returning. Click to expand... I agree. Ive used it also with great succes, and I used it with a baby oral syringe, applying it directly to the affected area.
Jaz said: I have had good luck with it but only at triple the dosage. With no adverse affects on my fauna.....including sensitive inverts. After the BBA is under control I recommend using it as directed to keep the BBA from returning. Click to expand... I agree. Ive used it also with great succes, and I used it with a baby oral syringe, applying it directly to the affected area.