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They tend to kill beneficial microbes, among other things, and this facilitates the grow of cyanobacteria. Many 'over the counter' additives contain excessive amounts of trace elements- these are poisons when their concentrations are in excess. No other additive is necessary or desireable. Thirdly, the only additive you need is kalkwasser. Probably you should try to grow some macroalgae some place in your system when this is growing well, periodically harvest it and remove it. This should include using as powerful a skimmer/pump combination as you can. Secondly, you should institute a program of nutrient management. However, the majority of the control of these algae will have to come with better management of the nutrients.ДЇirst, I am unclear from your post, but if you have any crushed coral in your system you probably should get rid of it. It will grow from a small animal as it eats the cyanobacter and will eventually help keep it under control. Your tank is not big enough for a queen conch, but you might want to add 1 - only one! - fighting conch. About the only snails that will do so are the conchs. These nutrients are bound into the cyanobacteria and will not show up on a test kit. Their presence basically means that the tank is accumulating dissolved nutrients. They are a symptom of the problem (which is dissolved nutrient imbalance). In a 55 with some live rock, you probably should have no more than about 5 or 6.Д¬yanobacterial outbreaks are not the problem. Generally, a good stocking density for them is about 3 or 4 per square foot of open sand surface. They should be added only if you are feeding a lot of meaty foods (frozen brine shrimp, diced fish, etc.). Nassarius feed on meaty carrion - ONLY!! They do not eat detritus. These animals (all reef animals, really) should be kept at a salinity of 36 to 37 ppt - which translates to a specific gravity reading of 1.025 or 1.026 at around 82F (which is also the appropriate temperature). Generally, when they die in en masse, it is due to excessively low salinty. However, most probably succumbed for some other reason. I suspect some of the ones you added starved. As I see it, you have tried to go too fast, and you have added some 'clean-up' livestock without understanding as to why that particular type of animal is added.ДЄstraea species eat diatoms. Oh and the algea is starting to get long hairs on the SB but brown in color I would highly reccomend using Sea-chem supplements they are much better to work with and I really think you would not have as many problems. DO not supplement the tank at all for the 10 days you are doing the water changes. Do a 10 % water change for 10 days in a row, the first two days siphen out as much of that algae as you can with a siphen hose.Дў Turn off the halides and just keep your actenic light running for about 7 hrs.ДЈ. This was the last advice that was given to me as of today.ДЎ. What do I do at this point? increase water changes? I am at a loss and my wife is getting upset with me spending as much time as I have cleaning on a daily basis.

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Now my glass is pretty clean and mainly free of algea. Now I would assume the snails would take care of most of this but this growth seems to be outdoing them at this rate. I have been told my LR was not even cured for the tank when I got it. My alk is high and my Ph sits around 8.4. I fear doing this due to my algea growth and don't want to smother them.ДЄll my Parms are in order. Now I see others here who set up tanks and by this time they have been adding some sort of stock. My tank has been set up like this for 7 weeks and the past 5 have been nothing but algea. I have 3 percula clowns and one small yellow tang. I have 68lbs of LR and approx 3-4 inch sandbed. I do not know what to do because this Cyano seems to be taking over my sandbed mainly and some LR but not all LR. Now most of those snails and crabs are down to a minimum and I see very few left. I had added 20 Astrea snails(those all died 5 days later)20 right leg crabs, An approximate even mix of Nassarius and Cerith snails for a total of 60. Most of the other algea is gone from what I can see. Since then I have had the algea that was red, brown, grean, tan, redslime, hair all at one time.

One I liked the look and secondly I wanted to use all RO water, so I did a massive cleaning one night. I had started out with Florida crushed coral and didn't like it and decised to change to dsb for two reasons. I was having Blooms galore to where it would spread in a matter of hours. I have a 55 gal with a very good skimmer, all my equipment is new and not one bit is used. I origianaly had tap water and went to RO water.

I have been having issues with my tank for some time now. I managed to catch your seminar in eat and loved it all.

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