Cloudy water again!

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6-month-old 40 gallon AIO. Lots of green algae, cyano and uglies. Had the lights off last week and it was night and day this weekend. Clean and pristine. The green all over my rock was gone back to the beautiful purple and pink. Water was nice and clear. I fed some krill & Brine shrimp per the usual. But twice on Sunday. A little cloudy yesterday a LOT cloudy today. Will adding a protein skimmer change this. Should I be dosing anything else.
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Looks like you may be having bacterial or algae bloom. Do you have enough coral or fish to consume what you are feeding? You may want to look in to a UV filter or up your filtration a bit depending on what you are currently running.
 
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Looks like you may be having bacterial or algae bloom. Do you have enough coral or fish to consume what you are feeding? You may want to look in to a UV filter or up your filtration a bit depending on what you are currently running.
I was going to offer that opinion except it looks very "silty", ie: sand or salt particles.
 
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