Hallowhead
NJRC Member
Howdy,
I've been fighting some cyanobacteria in my frag tank and used chemi-clean to rid my tank of it - it brought on dino's which I am actively fighting off. I constantly baste corals & tank to free the dino's to the water column. My question is your standard green algae is appearing to smother my torch coral - what can I do to help? This torch coral has not been doing great for the last 4 months or so... that's attributed to unstable parameters however, I have finally tuned the parameters. Just need some knowledge shed..
Yes you're going to probably say the tank is young... the tank is coming up on 1 year and in the second picture you can see coralline is beginning to grow!
I've been fighting some cyanobacteria in my frag tank and used chemi-clean to rid my tank of it - it brought on dino's which I am actively fighting off. I constantly baste corals & tank to free the dino's to the water column. My question is your standard green algae is appearing to smother my torch coral - what can I do to help? This torch coral has not been doing great for the last 4 months or so... that's attributed to unstable parameters however, I have finally tuned the parameters. Just need some knowledge shed..
Yes you're going to probably say the tank is young... the tank is coming up on 1 year and in the second picture you can see coralline is beginning to grow!
