I'm at 48 hours of.. For you I've to wait tomorrow morning (72 hours) to do the water change (30%) or...?
Though there is always wiggle room in these things. I try to just follow the instructions on the package.
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I'm at 48 hours of.. For you I've to wait tomorrow morning (72 hours) to do the water change (30%) or...?
I'm at 48 hours of.. For you I've to wait tomorrow morning (72 hours) to do the water change (30%) or...?
Yes read the video's titleLooks really good! Just to be clear that you are using Red Cyano Rx product by Blue Life USA? Yes on the water change tomorrow. Use some directed flow to blow of any remaining cyano skeleton. Enjoy
Ahhhhh yes. The “video” title not the thread title. Thank you!Yes read the video's title
I've ready for tomorrow morning with 30% change
I hope they disappear...
The only way to know that would be to take 2 tanks with cyano and corals and treat one once and treat the other every so often. I'm guessing that you may be overestimating the benefit from the chemiclean itself. I have not seen a benefit like you've described. The chemical makeup of a tank with and without Cyanobacteria may be different - and that may be what you're seeing (i.e. without the Cyanobacteria, something 'bad' is removed. I would definitely not recommend using a regular dose of what is presumed to be an antibiotic in a reef tank though.For those who have used chemiclean, red cyano RX or similar.. Have you noticed, once the cyanobacteria have disappeared, better general conditions of the aquarium? Polyps extroverted, Disposals, growth tips, corals, clarity, etc. It seems as if the substances contained in these products (antibiotics) give a reset to the system. We are sure that bimonthly, quarterly, half-yearly use etc. is not convenient.. Are we sure that our puddles inside 5 windows don't need such an intervention every now and then?
As the maker of Red Cyano Rx……It’s never a good idea to repeat doses of antibiotics as it can build an immunity and stop working. Twice a year is all I would recommend.The only way to know that would be to take 2 tanks with cyano and corals and treat one once and treat the other every so often. I'm guessing that you may be overestimating the benefit from the chemiclean itself. I have not seen a benefit like you've described. The chemical makeup of a tank with and without Cyanobacteria may be different - and that may be what you're seeing (i.e. without the Cyanobacteria, something 'bad' is removed. I would definitely not recommend using a regular dose of what is presumed to be an antibiotic in a reef tank though.
I was not going to answer - but I had some of the same ideas - that removing the cyano may help other parameters that are unmeasurable. However - can you describe what is in your Clear Fx Pro, or Clear Fx Reef (the ingredients) - and why many tanks get away without using them - but are successful (granted - they might have been more successful with them)As the maker of Red Cyano Rx……It’s never a good idea to repeat doses of antibiotics as it can build an immunity and stop working. Twice a year is all I would recommend.
I do think you would see some benefits you described as without the bacteria in the tank, oxygen levels would rise and corals would feel better to open up. Running my Clear Fx Pro or Clear Fx Reef would be highly recommended on a 3-4 times per year maintenance. The organic scavenger resins really help with higher ph levels and happier animals. Reduced algae build up too of course.
The clear Fx pro is a combo of high grade bituminous coal based carbon with a very low ash content. I also add the key component organic scavenger resin that is super absorbing that removes not only organics that feed algae, but also removes color tannins in the water to really clear up the water. You can run just the resin which I sell seperate called “organic Fx “. Also, the clear Fx pro has a phosphate resin in it too. For reef tanks I didn’t want to keep removing phosphate so blended the Clear Fx Reef without the phosphate resin and added double the organic resin.I was not going to answer - but I had some of the same ideas - that removing the cyano may help other parameters that are unmeasurable. However - can you describe what is in your Clear Fx Pro, or Clear Fx Reef (the ingredients) - and why many tanks get away without using them - but are successful (granted - they might have been more successful with them)
The only way to know that would be to take 2 tanks with cyano and corals and treat one once and treat the other every so often. I'm guessing that you may be overestimating the benefit from the chemiclean itself. I have not seen a benefit like you've described. The chemical makeup of a tank with and without Cyanobacteria may be different - and that may be what you're seeing (i.e. without the Cyanobacteria, something 'bad' is removed. I would definitely not recommend using a regular dose of what is presumed to be an antibiotic in a reef tank though.
I was not going to answer - but I had some of the same ideas - that removing the cyano may help other parameters that are unmeasurable. However - can you describe what is in your Clear Fx Pro, or Clear Fx Reef (the ingredients) - and why many tanks get away without using them - but are successful (granted - they might have been more successful with them)