Yeah. Dinos aren't green. Cyano can be.
Nitrates & Phos at 0 with lot of bioload
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merfury1989
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That green is only on one rock. Nowhere on the rest of the tank.
Also there are small bubbles attached to rock (including this rock). Also have some bubbles randomly floating in tank.
When i clean the glass, i also see more bubbles released (probably moved due to the glass cleaner movement).
CWalters
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I'm no expert on this at all... but I think you're probably in the same boat as I am. Showing very minimal Phosphates (.02) and barely and Nitrates (.05) Thought I was constantly dealing with GHA and that isn't the case... dang dinos
merfury1989
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I am feeding twice a day with with mixture of dry and drozen food. Also Reef roid twice a week.
I am slowly starting to see a reduction of these bubbles, and my nitrates show as pink (Salifret Test Kit), I believe its around 2-3ppm. My phos as per Hanah is still 0.00.
This is my curse. So clean it's dinos.
merfury1989
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When fighting dinos, I understand you need biodiversity to compete against dinos. But do people keep glass clean? Or let it get dirty as well? I presume cleaning it an' siphoning out is counterproductive?
Am I wrong?
Am I wrong?
Which Hanna?
merfury1989
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Low range one, Not ultra low
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