cyno in SW

Amphiprion said:
It can mean this a lot of the time, but not always. It can also grow with a substrate-source of nutrients. If sand or rock has enough detritus on it or has absorbed enough phosphate, it will grow cyanobacteria regardless of concentrations of nutrients in the water column.
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Been there man...and dear god was it a nightmare when I was new to this. 50% water changes etc...

Ill spare you the dramatic story of all the crap I went through trying to stop it. Lets hope he doesnt have that problem.

That means sand change time and phosban needed bad.
 
Cory Keeper said:
Jam, if you had read my latest post, I noted it was hard and impossible to scrap off, so I'm pretty sure its green coralline.
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Irrelevant at this point...other readers who are visitors still can find that info useful as they try to find out there problem algae issues.

And no i didn't read the whole thread ...I just hit the main topic when I see new threads often.
 
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