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Thread: The return of red slime algae

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01-13-2007, 09:50 PM	#4 (permalink)
SAW39 Sea Dragon Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Northern Virginia Age: 49 Posts: 501 Karma: 394	I think you may be right about the ammonia spike. I have enough live rock and gravel that the ammonia will eventually go to zero (and obviously, it has). But, if I didn't happen to test on the day the fish died, I would have missed the spike. _________ -- SAW39 45 gal modified hex. Started and cycled August 2005. 2 Serpent Stars, Ocelaris Clown, Yellow Tang, 3 Green Chromis damsels, Macrodactyla dorensis anemone, 1 giant Bristleworm, 1 small Banded Coral Shrimp.

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