W wink New member Mar 3, 2011 #1 Joined Feb 23, 2011 Messages 19 Likes 0 Points 0 Location Murrieta Mar 3, 2011 #1 I have green grass growing on my live rock is this ok or should i be doing something about it? :stoned:
I have green grass growing on my live rock is this ok or should i be doing something about it? :stoned:
zigginit New member Mar 3, 2011 #2 Joined May 8, 2010 Messages 1,667 Likes 15 Points 0 Location Moreno Valley Mar 3, 2011 #2 hair algae maybe. your should remove all algae really. a tang will clean that up for you real nice. look it up here: http://www.3reef.com/forums/algae/ultimate-nuisance-algae-thread-58657.html
hair algae maybe. your should remove all algae really. a tang will clean that up for you real nice. look it up here: http://www.3reef.com/forums/algae/ultimate-nuisance-algae-thread-58657.html
BeanMachine 2 Supporter Mar 3, 2011 #3 Joined Mar 2, 2010 Messages 20,830 Likes 1,005 Points 113 Location Orange, CA Mar 3, 2011 #3 wink said: I have green grass growing on my live rock is this ok or should i be doing something about it? :stoned: Click to expand... Do you have nitrates or phosphates? Is the algae getting worse and worse? I would start with adding a media reactor with GFO. Maybe reduce the feedings to your fish and corals as well. Post a pic so we can see what kind of algae you are talking about.
wink said: I have green grass growing on my live rock is this ok or should i be doing something about it? :stoned: Click to expand... Do you have nitrates or phosphates? Is the algae getting worse and worse? I would start with adding a media reactor with GFO. Maybe reduce the feedings to your fish and corals as well. Post a pic so we can see what kind of algae you are talking about.
ReeferChick85 2 Mar 3, 2011 #4 Joined Sep 4, 2008 Messages 1,059 Likes 17 Points 0 Location SoCal Mar 3, 2011 #4 BeanMachine said: Do you have nitrates or phosphates? Is the algae getting worse and worse? I would start with adding a media reactor with GFO. Maybe reduce the feedings to your fish and corals as well. Post a pic so we can see what kind of algae you are talking about. Click to expand... I agree with Cody on this. Running some GFO is a great start and maybe some water changes along with reduced feeding. But definitely post a pic so we can help you figure the best method in eradicating it and see what type it actually is
BeanMachine said: Do you have nitrates or phosphates? Is the algae getting worse and worse? I would start with adding a media reactor with GFO. Maybe reduce the feedings to your fish and corals as well. Post a pic so we can see what kind of algae you are talking about. Click to expand... I agree with Cody on this. Running some GFO is a great start and maybe some water changes along with reduced feeding. But definitely post a pic so we can help you figure the best method in eradicating it and see what type it actually is
5ft24 New member Mar 3, 2011 #5 Joined Jun 14, 2010 Messages 1,248 Likes 10 Points 0 Location Bellingham Mar 3, 2011 #5 I started running a Reactor with GFO and my Phosphates are 0 on the salifert test. My algae has gone away!
I started running a Reactor with GFO and my Phosphates are 0 on the salifert test. My algae has gone away!
coral diver New member Mar 4, 2011 #6 Joined Jul 14, 2007 Messages 1,550 Likes 6 Points 0 Location National City CA Mar 4, 2011 #6 if you have a lot of hair algae and i mean a lot, a very effective natural erradicator is a Seahare it's not preety looking but very effective.
if you have a lot of hair algae and i mean a lot, a very effective natural erradicator is a Seahare it's not preety looking but very effective.
zigginit New member Mar 4, 2011 #7 Joined May 8, 2010 Messages 1,667 Likes 15 Points 0 Location Moreno Valley Mar 4, 2011 #7 coral diver said: if you have a lot of hair algae and i mean a lot, a very effective natural erradicator is a Seahare it's not preety looking but very effective. Click to expand... +1 i did that and he ate it all. but he poops a lot lol. his poop looks like sand clumps lol. he will not touch broypsis though
coral diver said: if you have a lot of hair algae and i mean a lot, a very effective natural erradicator is a Seahare it's not preety looking but very effective. Click to expand... +1 i did that and he ate it all. but he poops a lot lol. his poop looks like sand clumps lol. he will not touch broypsis though
Trigger New member Mar 7, 2011 #8 Joined Nov 20, 2010 Messages 211 Likes 1 Points 0 Location Glendora Mar 7, 2011 #8 And now... we return you to your regularly scheduled program.
Trigger New member Mar 7, 2011 #9 Joined Nov 20, 2010 Messages 211 Likes 1 Points 0 Location Glendora Mar 7, 2011 #9 Awww, that would have been funny if that spam message was still here.