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Ouch man. I haven't experienced that one yet. Just another ugly obstacle for us to cross! Kudos on getting your nitrates so low. I've always had this problem, anything below 20 would be a real surprise lolya, I don't see much green anymore, but that definitely turned into cyanobacteria. I have had the cyano for about two weeks now. this stuff is nasty, it's everywhere
My tank looks similar to yours, with the neon green. Yours turned into Cyno? I was hoping to skip right to coralline.ya, I don't see much green anymore, but that definitely turned into cyanobacteria. I have had the cyano for about two weeks now. this stuff is nasty, it's everywhere
And parameters are good? How are you lighting/setup ? Tbh if params are good then it will work itself out. Growing algae in the sump may help. Refugium is a miracle cureWell, the tank is not in direct light and never gets hit with sun. I tried taking a picture while the lights are off but the picture makes it look like there is bright light shining on rhe side of it, but it's not. There is no direct light at all.
I have 7 fish, cerith snails, bumble bee snails, few blue legged hermits, and a Serpent sea star. I wanna add more fish but that's a while nother conversation. I have 7 coral frags. The only coral I have that's not happy is the candy cane coral, but again, that's a topic for another day
I might do a vacuum of the sand every couple days. Certainly not doing a 30g water change each time. That's a lot of water and salt. But a quick vacuum, Just enough to clean it up. See if that changes things
Sucking it out may help more than blowing it off. You can hang a filter sock, filled with filter floss, in the sump. Then start a siphon into that sock and use the hose like a vacuum. This way you can do alot of removing without losing water
If probably just stick to what you’re doing. Let the sand bed settle and do its jobI might do a vacuum of the sand every couple days. Certainly not doing a 30g water change each time. That's a lot of water and salt. But a quick vacuum, Just enough to clean it up. See if that changes things
And in the exact wrong spectrumeven though its not in direct light, your room is getting brighter and for longer with the days getting longer going into summer.