Green Birdsnest and Cyano

[D.S.]

I have a green birds nest that has cyano growing on it in places. How do I
go about removing the cyano before it does damage? I have tried taking it
out and cleaning some of it off, but it didn't work, or I didn't do it
right.

TIA

Darin

[Anthony Pruitt]

"D.S." > wrote in message
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>I have a green birds nest that has cyano growing on it in places. How do I
>go about removing the cyano before it does damage? I have tried taking it
>out and cleaning some of it off, but it didn't work, or I didn't do it
>right.
>
> TIA
>
> Darin
>


If it's cyno, it usually has a fairly loose grip. Simply take a powerhead or
a plain ole turkey baster, and blow it off.

[CapFusion]

"Anthony Pruitt" > wrote in message
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>
>
> If it's cyno, it usually has a fairly loose grip. Simply take a powerhead
or
> a plain ole turkey baster, and blow it off.
>

I would use that same turkey blaster to blow it off and suck back into the
blaster.

CapFusion,...

[D.S.]

I think it's cyano, not sure. It is red and has air bubbles on it when its
in the tank. When I first placed the frag in the tank, it was in front of a
power head. That's when I noticed the algae. I have moved the power head
since then. I will try the tooth brush again and see if I can remove any.

Thanks

Darin

"CapFusion" <CapeFussion...@hotmail.., com> wrote in message
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> "Anthony Pruitt" > wrote in message
> . ..
>>
>>
>> If it's cyno, it usually has a fairly loose grip. Simply take a powerhead
> or
>> a plain ole turkey baster, and blow it off.
>>
>
> I would use that same turkey blaster to blow it off and suck back into the
> blaster.
>
> CapFusion,...
>
>