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Originally Posted by boba40  jim
i looked nat the previous post that you mentioned,in that post you thought that i should pinpoint the excessive nitrate and phosphate source.
my tests show that they are not the problem as they read 0.does that make any sense? |
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Referring to the thread you posted before this looking for answers...weeks/months ago?
You can take any ones advice here and thats fine. We all have our own opinions but...did you take my advice?
The absolute best, fastest way out of this was to physically remove the Cyano every couple days at the end of your light cycle when the bacteria is at its highest growth for the day.
Cyano when its on the substrate is fairly easy to cope with. Its when it gets in your rock work that life just starts to suck. Im sure you are to that point by now.
As far as your tests reading zero phosphates its because the Cyano is using them up at the source. Trust me...phosphates are in there.
My thoughts are the same as before. Longer you wait the less chance of recovery.
Hope you get it worked out.