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KurtG wrote:
Can you post a pic and send a link? (Or, just email it to me.) I'm curious because I've been battling hair algae for quite a while and I think I'm starting to win (touch wood). I'll do the same. I'll do some cleanup work this weekend and send you a shot or two. Right now, most of the front glass is covered. We moved my mother-in-law into assisted living two weeks ago, and we've been trying to empty out her condo. On top of that, I started a new job last week. Anyway, I'll set up a canister filter up, scrape the glass, and get a few shots when the water clears. George Patterson If you torture the data long enough, eventually it will confess to anything. |
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Wayne Sallee wrote:
use a tooth brush to keep it down. Use the tooth brush by quickly moving it in a side to side motion, like your trying to blow the hair algae off. Thanks for the tooth brush idea. I did that last night and it worked great. I have some really nice coraline algae growing under the dying hair algae. I still have more to do, but I'll let the tank settle again. --Kurt |
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Ok, sounds like you might be doing too much at a
time. Don't add the extra filter, just reach in and pull out a little hair algae, and then remove some more the next day, and so on. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets George Patterson wrote on 5/17/2007 8:37 PM: Wayne Sallee wrote: Do they not have hiding places so that when you put your hand in there, they have sufficient places to feel safe? They have tons of hidy-holes, but I have to hang a filter unit on the tank to clear the trash out that gets stirred up during this. I suspect that some of them make a break for it during this time. One time it will be a firefish; the next time a chromis. I've got about 120 pounds of live rock, plus a rats nest of dead elkhorn coral for a small forest in a 125 gallon tank. When I put a scraper in to scrape the glass, everybody disappears. George Patterson If you torture the data long enough, eventually it will confess to anything. |
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I tried a batch of this, and then switch to PhosBan. I changed stores sell do not sell RowaPhos salt. Then, the original, they quit sell my salt, so I ordered the RowaPhos from other places. Should be here in the next few days.
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