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  1. is it still available? Sent from my SM-S918B using Tapatalk
  2. What is the symptoms of 2nd phase huh? Only thing i notice that my blue tang change its usual sleeping place. Used to sleep in between the live rocks. Now switch to the coral rack. After that ich disappeared.
  3. I heard that polylab medic can help cut the life cycle of ich during one of the lavae stage. I was about to use that but my ich disappeared miraculously. Now my blue tang has no ich at all in a super high nitrate water. I dont know what fixed that
  4. Skimmer is either too little skim mate or too much it overflow.. but it is getting better. Not much algae has left. I keep some marine pure balls on top of coral chip in my sump tank. Now focusing on nitrate/phosphate reduction.
  5. For now, I have some red algae like to grow and cover my zoas polyps and small dots of green algae on tank glass(hard to scrap off with magnet scrubber)
  6. Yes. It was a problem 2 weeks ago. I got ick and algae blooming all over. Then I do weekly wc and start working on NO3 PO4 . And I turn on white light for 12 hrs a day. Now I cut off white to 3~5hrs. 8hrs artic blue. Now coral line algae are taking over
  7. PO4 I didn't test. NO3 was high at that moment at 40ppm. I do 10% wc and add bacteria. Now algae was out and coraline algae are slowly blooming
  8. Here is a quick update, I have WC 10% and doze a capsule of bacteria and overnight all the algae are wiped off and coral line algae are spawning.
  9. Thank you zoaslover, I cut the lighting to 6hrs now and test no3 and it is 40ppm using api kit. Did a 10% water change and most algae has withdrawn. Sand diatoms cleaned by goby. Now only problem is to tackle the white spots from my blue tang and powder blue tang Added some bacteria as well. Hope they help
  10. Address please. I only know a few marine shops and they don't sell it. Thank you
  11. May i know where i can get a seahare? Urchin is not favourable to me..kind of scare of it. Thanks
  12. The tank is less than 6 month old. I'm doing 15% water change. The algae are all over place where i aim my wave at. It is clean underneath the wave makers. And they do generate bubbles a lot that stuck on the surface itself.
  13. Thanks for the reply. Anyway to get around? First is the most problematic and it is causing porous corals not to come out
  14. Hi all I have 3 type of algae in my tank and I'd like to know if they are good or bad. And if bad, how to counter them? I am new to start a marine tank so your advice will be very helpful. Thanks in advance, Sponge like algae on rocks and snails and on the carpet corals. Valvet like algae, grow on LR On glass. All the algae are soft and they came off easily when rub with just a finger.
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