Peters 150
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From what I read before these are the most reef safe angels, they are planktivores so i dont think they are much of a threat.
I was scared too, I kept a close eye on my tank while I was treating it. Nothing looked bothered at all. I have all sorts of lps, easy sps, nems & softies. Coral & fishes looked good the only thing that went crazy is my skimmer.
I had been battling cyano for 3 months, even after pellets were removed it was still going black outs alone did nothing thats why I decided to give chemiclean a try.
I was scared too, I kept a close eye on my tank while I was treating it. Nothing looked bothered at all. I have all sorts of lps, easy sps, nems & softies. Coral & fishes looked good the only thing that went crazy is my skimmer.
I had been battling cyano for 3 months, even after pellets were removed it was still going black outs alone did nothing thats why I decided to give chemiclean a try.
Supposedly Genicanthus is the most reef safe angels since they are "plantivores". In qt she was eating great, but now in dt shes more of a picky eater. women!
I went from like 10 tablespoons to 30 tablespoons and have been more aggresive with scrubbing rocks during water changes. Its amazing how much junk is in the cracks and creveses. I feel like itll be gone in a month or two. Oh! I also started rinsing the PE mysis becuase its so oily. I feel like its a ton of little things that contribute to the slime devil.
I went from like 10 tablespoons to 30 tablespoons and have been more aggresive with scrubbing rocks during water changes. Its amazing how much junk is in the cracks and creveses. I feel like itll be gone in a month or two. Oh! I also started rinsing the PE mysis becuase its so oily. I feel like its a ton of little things that contribute to the slime devil.
I had one a while back, she chased my anthias away but my tang started to chase her & i lost her.
I find that scrubbing just helps cyano spread more & siphoning is a pain in the a$$. In my case i knew it was because of the pellets, as soon as i added the recommended full dose cyano showed up & i had never gotten it in almost a year.
I find that scrubbing just helps cyano spread more & siphoning is a pain in the a$$. In my case i knew it was because of the pellets, as soon as i added the recommended full dose cyano showed up & i had never gotten it in almost a year.
Thats a bummer. My tomini tang tried taking bites out of her, but later that week there's zero aggression.
Cyano is everywhere anyways! It cant get worse. I guess pelletes and GFO tumbling too much can feed it? I've noticed a huge improvement so hopefully it evetually goes away. It's weird though because my phosphates and nitrates always test at 0!
Cyano is everywhere anyways! It cant get worse. I guess pelletes and GFO tumbling too much can feed it? I've noticed a huge improvement so hopefully it evetually goes away. It's weird though because my phosphates and nitrates always test at 0!
