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| Limpet | I seem to have red slime appeared in my tank, and a few patches of black\dark green slime. I remember reading a thread on how to combat it but cant find it now.... Could someone post me a link to the thread or chuck me their best advice? Thanks... its mostly on the sand at the moment with a few patches on the rock... I want to catch it early if I can Thanks as ever folks Matt
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| Plate Coral ![]() | It's most likely cyano bacteria. here's the link to a thread about removing cyanobacteria and what causes it. HTH
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