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Yea does not seem to be working at this time. No idea if it will or not. Im only at 4 treatments on this tank.
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If it is Bryopsis alot of people have had success getting rid of it through the use of Kent Tech M and elevating there magnesium to the 1700 range and in some cases higher. Do a search there are alot of success stories.
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i will confirm that it works
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I've had my Mg at 1800 for 3 weeks and 1650 for 3 weeks before that. $hit still grows like nothing's wrong. There must be more to this Tech M story I need to read about. 2nd time trying... Sorry to hear about your issues Doug, hopefully you figure it out!
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Some algae can be impossible to get rid of no matter what you do. Your corals may die of starvation before you put a dint in the algae.
I would try to get your hands on some Algafix. It's not available in Canada, but when I had my nasty algae problem I ordered it through amazon.ca |
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I read an article on this stuff, sounded like a good product.
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Would a product like this Algafix not hurt my sps also ? Im going to RC and see if more info on it. Other than that is the solution to throw all the rock out? If so I need to do it before my sps starts to encrust off their plugs.
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