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It sounds like red slim. It may start to propagate on the rock. You can just siphon it out. Also, there are antibiotics that are safe for reef tanks that is call, oddly enough, "Red Slime Remover" by Ultralife Reef Products. I have used it and it works well.

I agree with Nick. I have rearranged my LR several times, sometime to clean (there gets to be quite a build up of detrious crap under there). The fish will be fine. Be careful with the coral. I usually move the coral to a portion of the tank that I'm not working on. You should have plenty of...

Try LiveAquaria.com (http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=726) Thier description is as follows: The body of the Sea Hare is a combination of speckles and patterns. The location of its rhinophores (motion sensors) and its oral tentacles make it look a bit like a...

Been there, done that, but thanks for the suggestion. I even bought new components for my R/O filter. No help.

I just discovered a brand new product on the market by Chem-Marin (http://www.chem-marin.com) called "Stop Hair Algea." I ordered it and should have it next week to give it a whirl. I think that I'm going to have to clean off the rock first (great idea with the panty hose, however, cheese cloth...

Phosban Reactor I tried the phosban reactor for several months but it didn't work. I'll try the limewater. As far as the feeding, I only feed the fish 3 times a week.

My lights are on for about 9 hours a day. I reduced this in the past but it didn't help much. My nitrates are fine. That's why I can't understand this. I've tested for just about everything.

I could really use some suggestions on how to control unrulely hair algea. It came into the tank from a piece of coral that I added. Unlike other forms of hair algea, this propagates through the tank like a weed. I have already cleaned and changed a lot of the rock. I have tried all kinds of...