OK, I've been doing water changes regularly, well, at least every other week. But recently seem to have a problem with cloudy water. I orriginally thought it was just microbubbles from my skimmer and/or soot from my sand, but to test out the bubble theory I turned my skimmer off overnight just to see if the cloudiness would go away. It made no differnce. Right now the tank is a 55 gallon fowlr. I've tried two types of water clearers, have changed my filter media out, etc. Currently in my tank I have 1 lawnmower blenny, 1 Choc. Chip star, 1 maroon clown, 1 yellow tang, 1 neon goby, and 1 green mandarin dragonet, along with a a small assortment of hermit crabs. (I used to have a few snails, but it seems that crabs have killed them all. I didn't have enough to begin with) I also have about 50-60lbs of live rock.
What should I do about the cloudiness? I've been feeding my fish sparingly, and they seem to eat it all up pretty quick so I don't think there's been much (if anythinging) left over. All water parameters seem to be in check, and the fish seem to be quite happy. I'm quite amused by the little kissy marks on the edges of the tank where the blenny has sucked off the algae.
What should I do about the cloudiness? I've been feeding my fish sparingly, and they seem to eat it all up pretty quick so I don't think there's been much (if anythinging) left over. All water parameters seem to be in check, and the fish seem to be quite happy. I'm quite amused by the little kissy marks on the edges of the tank where the blenny has sucked off the algae.