Enough Flow?

meowzer

meowzer

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Originally Posted by dc2mlbsm
http:///forum/post/3280004
they eat cyano?
It says in their description that they "may" eat it...BUT I can tell you from experience...cause I have many....that I have never had a mexican turbo eat cyano....
 
dc2mlbsm

dc2mlbsm

Member
well I guess if I see some at the LFS I may buy one or two and see how they r...today I siphoned most of the cyano out and I'm loving being able to see my sand :)
 
meowzer

meowzer

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You only have a 20G, so I wouldn't get more then 1.
keep siphoning, and keep up with the w/c's.......it will go away
 
dc2mlbsm

dc2mlbsm

Member
are the mexican turbo snails the giant ones? Yeah I'll keep it up especially after seing how beautiful the sandbed looks without cyano all over it
 
dc2mlbsm

dc2mlbsm

Member
I think I finally found the problem!!! So I wake up today and notice all my corals on the left side of the tank (where most of my cyano problem is at) are nice and open, only one problem...MY LIGHTS ARE OFF!!! There is a window with a white curtain to the left of my tank and the sun comes and hits my tank. Do you guys think that's the problem? I have an empty room right now with some dark curtains I can bring in and put...
 
beaslbob

beaslbob

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I think you have found a way to control the cyano.
Just keep adjusting the lights until the corals thrive and the cyano is a thing of the past.
my .02
 
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