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Old 02-14-2004, 08:01 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi all! Does anyone know of a good site that gives some detail info of algae with photos of what it looks like?

Tank starting to have an outburst of algae growth, I think mainly was because I changed my lighting to PC 96 watts for my 30 gallons. I reduced the "on" time to about 7 hrs now, and my nitrate is around 10 ppm. Also I am starting to change water every week, but that doesn't seem to correct the problem.

The algae that I want to get rid of stays the bottom of the substrate forming a mat, it is dark red/brown in color, and some get kinda big that looks like seaweeds that floating in water while it's anchor in the substrate. Are theses red slime algae?? [smiley=help.gif]


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Set up: 30 gallon glass, 30 lbs LR, Fluidized Bed Filter, protein skimmer, canister filter, 140 watts actinic.&&Livestock: 2 Clarkii, Coral Beauty, Green Mandarin, Blue Hippo Tang, cleaner shrimp, 2 boxing crabs, some scarlet hermit crabs and snails. Coral: Green Brain Goblet, yellow polyps.
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