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blue_eyes53813 · 10-18-2006, 11:17 AM

Try increasing the flow in that area as well.. What are all your tank readings? ammonia, nitrite, nitrate,.. It sounds like a nuisance new tank algae that will go away on its own.. Make sure food isnt settling in the area as well.. Does it look like hair or is it bubbly kind of algae?

10-18-2006, 11:17 AM	#3 (permalink)
blue_eyes53813 Hey!Its not my fault Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Lancaster, Wisconsin Posts: 6,590 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: Algae on substrate Try increasing the flow in that area as well.. What are all your tank readings? ammonia, nitrite, nitrate,.. It sounds like a nuisance new tank algae that will go away on its own.. Make sure food isnt settling in the area as well.. Does it look like hair or is it bubbly kind of algae? __________________ 265 Gallon Reef built into basement wall. Lighting = 6x250 watts MH, 2x96 watt PC ,and 2x140 watt VHO for a total watt of 1,972 watts . New addition on 4-14-07 of 100 gallon sump and 100 gallon refugium. I think I have lost my mind. Gotta love this hobby Vicki Life is like a pathway of untrodden snow. Be careful how you step in it for every mark will show Definition of FRIENDSHIP: All lives touch other lives to create something new and alive My tank chronicles. http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...wall-reef.html