Eliminate The Dreaded Cyanobacteria - Resolve and Prevent Cyano Algae Saltwater Coral Reef Aquarium

[@bubblerings]

In 1970's..
Had a ten gallon with small snowflake eel.
Never did water changes, undergravel filter days..
No corals, just the red cyano..
Must have eaten phosphates. For two years.. Looked cool to me.
Gave away eel, when I moved. Then it died. 😴

[@adamturner9805]

Have you ever used Microbacter 7? How does it compare to Microbe Lift, in your opinion?

[@saltypops4276]

I personally haven’t used it. But it has great reviews!

[@nugo6589]

How many gallons is this treatment for? Thanks!

[@saltypops4276]

This is a 110 gallon tank

[@ashleym012]

Can you do a video on flow

[@saltypops4276]

Hello. I have a video that talks about flow as it relates to coral health. I also have 2 videos that are not based solely on flow but talk about my flow set up in my 45 and my 110.
This video is on flow and coral health
m.ua-cam.com/video/MJdOeUpEKF0/v-deo.html
These videos talk about flow a bit as well
At 16min in
m.ua-cam.com/video/__NU3qK-G_s/v-deo.html
At 4.5 min and 5.5 min
m.ua-cam.com/video/ap3VDOgw3Tg/v-deo.html

[@saltypops4276]

If you have additional questions or a request to cover something else flow related, let me know. Thanks

[@cut419ram]

I thought cyano was green slime bacteria. What you are showing coralline algae right?

[@saltypops4276]

Hello. This is Cyano. Cyano can be red or green. Coralline wouldn’t grow so quick or just pop back up after removing.

[@cut419ram]

Thanks! I belive I have the same in my tank then. I once had green but now have this deep red. Explains why my trochus snail is eating it too.@@saltypops4276