I don't disagree. But when it started crossing streams (paths towards correction). I felt like it was best to step out since you and I agree on his possible corrective actions. Rather than stir up the same info, let it come from one source.
Thats not an issue if you move the heaters in the display, as long as you have a power head in there, the water will not hit the skimmer etc not an issue, maybe put the fish on a no food diet for a few hours lol
To be fair, if your argument is too many people offering help is confusing, telling the OP to lower the salinity in the display is adding to the confusion not helping as the display has the correct salinity, so why would the OP want to lower it?
Literally nobody said lower salinity in the display. I don't want to be rude in this thread. Somebody needed help and it was offered up. I'm sorry you cannot read. If you would like to continue, feel free to PM me.
Sorry when I said lower it I meant you said to turn of the ato and increase evaporation to raise salinity, why would the OP need to either raise or lower salinity in the display when it is correct?…My point is, you jumped in saying the thread was confusing but then added to that confusion with incorrect information.
Yeah so, there is this algae on one of my rocks that I did a turkey baster test and a touch test and the algae was kind of glued to the rock it didn’t move not even a little bit
I jumped in on post three or four... I stepped out to help. Speedo knew what I was getting at.
Not sure why i would need to PM you, all good, just pointing out that we all add something, telling others to step out of the conversation is probably not wise if you go on to give incorrect info.
I edited my post, if you go back and read that, bottom line is I think it”s cyno…easy to fix, scrub rock out of tank, rinse with tank water, and up flow or,if loads of flow, change rocks around so all sides is getting hit with some water movement.
