Bit of an algae problem

Anyone know what I can get that will happily devour this stuff?

 

what are your tank parameters? test for alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, phosphate, are you using ro/di water, something is fueling this algae, once that is figured out it will take care of itself, you can remove it by hand.

 

Well, it's not quite done cycling, and before I got the temp. issues worked out, the temp was running high. Haven't tested my nitrates/nitrites recently, but my ammonia is at 0.25 PPM. Also, my water is RO water from my LFS.

edit: I probably should mention why I am asking about what eats it - my dad is a really, really impatient person, and wants me to get fish (and so far, I've convinced him no), but he's getting more and more impatient about it. By now, he wants me to at least get snails, hence the question about what will munch on the stuff. It's hard to say no, since my dad is funding half of my entire aquarium and accessories :-\

 

are you running the lights on this tank while going thrue the cycle ? and how old is this tank ?

 

I am running the lights because there is at least one coral that road in on one of my rocks that I don't want to kill. Also, my tank is 2 weeks old tomorrow.

 

SHUT them off, YOU have the "baddest MOFO OF HA > BRYPOSIS <
nothing eats it , there have been a few tanks that belong to some in 3reef.
One tank I beleive was RUN OVER with it
( and this owner has sevral years in the hobby from what i understand )

Again I or a few others dont know of what will eat it , it has high toxic levels in it ( thats why fish / snails wont touch it )
I'm sure somthing will consume it , but if any one know's or has mentioned it on these forums, I could not tell you

You'll have to starve it of phosphates and starve it of light, to win the battle

Consider your self lucky, you didint have sevral hundred $ in corals and this pop up on ya.