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| Social Darwinism victim | New bulbs = green algae So I replaced my 14K HQI bulbs with 10K. WOW bright! Nem definitely diggin' it. BUT now I've got this green stuff growing on the rocks, imagine corraline, but green. I want to get rid of it or at least keep it in check. I prefer critters who eat the things I want to keep in check, has worked great for me so far. Can anyone tell me what I might be able to add to get rid of this? I hope it's not the beginning of HA. Although the scopas might take care of that for me. I've got: scopas, 6-line, maroon clown, orange spot goby, diadema pseudo. 2 cleaner shrimps, 1 CBS. 75g with sump/fuge with macro and lots of LR rubble. RBTA, smallish. Some LPS, zoos, softies, my SPS have not been doing well.
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| Hey!Its not my fault ![]() | Re: New bulbs = green algae Maybe just cutting back on the lights would help and slowly adding time back onto the lights,, They have a break in time... How is your flow? I would add hermits and snails. Have you blown off the rocks lately with a baster or power head? Always seems to help my tank. Just some ideas...
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| Excellent Guesser :D | Re: New bulbs = green algae Keep in mind Kathy, that there is such an animal as Green Coralline. ![]()
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