LIGHTS OUT

[luvmyreef]

From what I read, they are harmless to fish, but will eat the eggs. And they tend to live in the substrate. Maybe suctioning it regularly with your water changes might help control them too. If that is what you have. It was just my guess.

 

[meowzer]

HMMMM.....I wonder if they were harmful to seahorses???

 

[gemmy]

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Originally Posted by meowzer http:///t/389241/lights-out/80#post_3440995
HMMMM.....I wonder if they were harmful to seahorses???
I think that is a possibility especially since they lack a stomach.

 

[luvmyreef]

I think its research time lol.

 

[spanko]

Some type of Polychaete reproduction me thinks. Probably nothing to worry about. Any wrasse in the tank? The love that kind of stuff.

 

[meowzer]

Quote:
Originally Posted by spanko http:///t/389241/lights-out/80#post_3441036
Some type of Polychaete reproduction me thinks. Probably nothing to worry about. Any wrasse in the tank? The love that kind of stuff.
NOPE...only the 2 green banded gobies and 3 pep shrimp....(of course the cuc too)

 

[meowzer]

WHAT A MORNING!!!!
Changed out the bulb, Disconnected and removed chiller and chiller feed pump......so then I put the original filter tray back in that section.....removed nano Koralia, and replaced with Koralia evo550, and added a heater...also eliminated another power bar...YAYYYY
PHEW
I sure hope all this helps

 

[meowzer]

UPDATE.....90% of the cyano is gone....NOT GOOD ENOUGH....LOL......after the lights are on, I get a couple small spots in the center section of the tank...and the right side....
so I have made a few adjustments here and there with the front rocks and the powerhead, and the 2 returns......I will give this a few days, and see how it goes
BUT DEFINITELY MUCH IMPROVED

 

[gemmy]

Glad to hear there is improvement!