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I just took out all my rock and removed all GHA from the rock. I used a drill and a wire brush and removed it completely.
I even took 12% hydrogen peroxide and sprayed them all down afterwards
Sizzled the F out of all the GHA
All the rock are completely white
Now.... what do I do next?
I do have coralline algae growing on the bare bottom tank. Actually I have a piece of HDPE sheet on the bottom. It’s growing on that
But what’s next?
How do I prevent the GHA from coming back?
50 gallon total volume tank
My PO4 has always been undetected on a Hanna ulr phosphate tester
Nitrates I have to dose to get up to 5-10 ppm
So I’m not sure where the GHA came from. I thought it was lyngbya for a long time. I still don’t know. I have to get a sample and see
Should I use bacteria products or more established live rock?
Not sure
Tagging @brandon429 since he’s the rip clean expert
Thanks!
I even took 12% hydrogen peroxide and sprayed them all down afterwards
Sizzled the F out of all the GHA
All the rock are completely white
Now.... what do I do next?
I do have coralline algae growing on the bare bottom tank. Actually I have a piece of HDPE sheet on the bottom. It’s growing on that
But what’s next?
How do I prevent the GHA from coming back?
50 gallon total volume tank
My PO4 has always been undetected on a Hanna ulr phosphate tester
Nitrates I have to dose to get up to 5-10 ppm
So I’m not sure where the GHA came from. I thought it was lyngbya for a long time. I still don’t know. I have to get a sample and see
Should I use bacteria products or more established live rock?
Not sure
Tagging @brandon429 since he’s the rip clean expert
Thanks!