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![]() Slime remover won't kill turf algae. Slime remover is just an antibiotic - for cyanobacteria.
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![]() I can live with it, it's not really all that bad. I have found that peroxide somewhat works, but the rock has been dipped 5 times and maybe 10% of the algae has turned white. I read on another forum that urchins will destroy it. Along with all the frags as well
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![]() urchins cannot pick up glued down frags
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![]() except if they are zoas.the only thing tat has been eating the rha is been my sea hare-and it has nt been doing a good job
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![]() Fuana marin algae x. Dosen't tangs eat the stuff
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![]() Quote:
Red Slime Remover is an Antibiotic BUT Chemi-Clean is NOT Antibiotic but an oxidizer. IF your Anti-Antibiotic then use Chemi-Clean. |
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![]() You are confusing cyano, which is a bacteria and red turf algae, which is a photosynthetic algae.
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