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Hi
I recently "cured" a brief, but rather nasty, bout of cyanobacteria (came back from holiday to find rocks covered with slime) in our Mbuna tank. I used a single treatment of eSHa Protalon-707 and added a UV steriliser to help prevent its return. Now that the blue/green mess has been defeated, I'd like to encourage the growth of a more "attractive" green algae. /Ideally/ I'd like to retain the UV, but I realise this may not be possible. So, starting with a pretty much "sterile" tank, how does one go about encouraging the growth of a specific algae??? Any ideas much appreciated! Thanks James |
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