Re doing tank
- Thread starter Bubbleeyegoldfish
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cyano is an algae that calcifies into what you see, getting rid of the sand won't get rid of cyano, you need to actually figure out what's causing the high nutrients that's alloying the cyano to flourish.
course, if the cause is because your sand is super dirty and has never been vacuumed, then changing the sand would probably solve it..
course, if the cause is because your sand is super dirty and has never been vacuumed, then changing the sand would probably solve it..
You can use a turkey baster to clean rock , you could also turn lights off for couple days some more consistent water changes and you can get rid of it. If it's to much you can siphon some out with water change , and use chemiclean I believe that's what it's called. Should work but makes your skimmer go crazy. Pretty sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong or add to it
cyano is an algae that calcifies into what you see, getting rid of the sand won't get rid of cyano, you need to actually figure out what's causing the high nutrients that's alloying the cyano to flourish.
course, if the cause is because your sand is super dirty and has never been vacuumed, then changing the sand would probably solve it..
course, if the cause is because your sand is super dirty and has never been vacuumed, then changing the sand would probably solve it..
