What is this?
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florida joe
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one of the best pics of Cyano i have seen in a long time
bang guy
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Red & Green Cyanobacter in the same pic! Awesome.
This is always due to excess nutrients, typically Phosphate. Often associated with insufficient water flow.
Just my opiniopn but a large percentage of hobbiests use an antibiotic and I could never figure out how that treats the cause of the problem.
This is always due to excess nutrients, typically Phosphate. Often associated with insufficient water flow.
Just my opiniopn but a large percentage of hobbiests use an antibiotic and I could never figure out how that treats the cause of the problem.
dc2mlbsm
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lol you should of seen where i had to squeeze my camera into to get that pic... well I have started to take it out, i did a water change, I added chemi-pure elite to my filter, and if that doesnt help my problem I will go ahead and change the bulbs on my light.
I believe the cause was the water I added in my last water change...I buy my water from the LFS but the one I bought the water from has gone down the drain and I am pretty sure it had phosphates (I usually test the water before I add but I had began to trust them)
I believe the cause was the water I added in my last water change...I buy my water from the LFS but the one I bought the water from has gone down the drain and I am pretty sure it had phosphates (I usually test the water before I add but I had began to trust them)