I'm having a war with this people are bashing on me they don't understand how hard this is to get rid of
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Cyanobateria removal
- Thread starter PwNz I R COLE
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You need to figure out what's causing it, are the lights on too long, are you overfeeding, high phosphates in your water supply? Cyano is a sign that something else is off, you need to find the source to be able to get rid of it.
Yes its safe for the fish and the tank and very beneficial.
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I highly recommend this thread to read. Really more people should get into this.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?536531-The-Use-of-Probiotics-in-Aquaculture
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http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?536531-The-Use-of-Probiotics-in-Aquaculture
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The lights are on from 12 till I go to bed I heard its in the water supply
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When i used to get it in my 200G it was due to high phosphates...
I added a phosphate removal pad and within a week it was pretty much gone...
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I added a phosphate removal pad and within a week it was pretty much gone...
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What causes phosphates I don't have a test kit of any kind I know its kinda dumb not to
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In my case it was from feeding all the frozen food... So upped my water changes and cut back a little on feeding messy foods...
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