Anyone ever beat dinoflagellates?

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your tank should be fine i done lights out for cyano much longer. or when my bulbs busted and i was gone for a week. no lights should be fine but do acclimate them when you do uncover the bags.
 

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your tank should be fine i done lights out for cyano much longer. or when my bulbs busted and i was gone for a week. no lights should be fine but do acclimate them when you do uncover the bags.
how many hours on sps tank, how many on lps/softy and how many hours on fuge?

as of now, i was thinking and have all tanks set for 5 hours tonight....down from regular light schedule of 8-9 hours each. what you say my gay feathered friend?
 

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Fuge as many as possible or the more the better. Sps 4 and lps 3. Dont be scared corals go days weeks with out light in there natural environment from storms, cloudy days.
 

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Fuge as many as possible or the more the better. Sps 4 and lps 3. Dont be scared corals go days weeks with out light in there natural environment from storms, cloudy days.
Thanks for the info....i am a bit apprehensive because i have never had any algae outbreak like this where i had to resort to the lights out method. so i guess i have been lucky all these years...and now the luck ran out like [MENTION=654]lowbudget[/MENTION]'s manhood the day he got married.
 

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Two or three days with the lights out definitely won't hurt your SPS. They will probably look better than ever. I have lots of SPS and I do this every once just as part of my maintenance routine. It really keeps nuisance algae and bacteria under control.
 

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Thanks for the info....i am a bit apprehensive because i have never had any algae outbreak like this where i had to resort to the lights out method. so i guess i have been lucky all these years...and now the luck ran out like [MENTION=654]lowbudget[/MENTION]'s manhood the day he got married.
have you ever tried a chinese sausage?
 

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tHats scary......looks like yu been evicted lol.......''man can the tanks even breath''? Ur babe ..i hope thats not what i think it is.....Naw babe thats just trash for sanh-bage to pick up lol.




Either that or trash in my place is really piling up.....time for sanh the garbage man to pay me a visit...lmao











 

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Thanks for the info....i am a bit apprehensive because i have never had any algae outbreak like this where i had to resort to the lights out method. so i guess i have been lucky all these years...and now the luck ran out like [MENTION=654]lowbudget[/MENTION]'s manhood the day he got married.
Sangh-ussy where u at? Pinche skanca! lmao
 

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tHats scary......looks like yu been evicted lol.......''man can the tanks even breath''? Ur babe ..i hope thats not what i think it is.....Naw babe thats just trash for sanh-bage to pick up lol.
she helped me wrap them....i told her "you're use to helping me wrap my large package in rubber so come and help" ; p
 

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