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How to grow algea with containment


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    what is the best way to grow algea in my tank??? had my tank for about 6m

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    davejnz - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Algae,that's easy.You want to create a high-nutrient reef that will support the growth of macroalgae.

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    ok koo and how do i do a high-nutrient reef im a little new to the salt water tank.. need some help

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    can someone tell me where i can get good live rocks?..... and save some good $$$... and is it better to have a reef tank or just live rocks?

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    davejnz - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Nutrients are added by feeding your fish/inverts frequently.Strong lighting w/ high nutrient levels spur algae growth.
    Your other ?,a reef tank typically has lots of liverock in it so yes,live rock is important for a healthy saltwater(reef or fish)tank IMO.

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    ty davejnz

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