Starting to get this red stuff growing all over the tank, it's short like stubble beard and hard to brush off (I used a wire brush)
Any ideas
Starting to get this red stuff growing all over the tank, it's short like stubble beard and hard to brush off (I used a wire brush)
Any ideas
I've had that algae before (I called it red turf algae...not sure what it really is) and it is hard to get rid of. I think turbos and hermits will eat it, but it's not their first choice. If it's not too late to contain it, I would just remove the rock or two that is effected. If it's spread that much, I think cleanup crew reinforcements are in order.
I have a rock in my tank that is doing the same thing. I bought two turbos the other day and they mowed it down to next to nothing, but then both showed up dead 2 weeks later. The algea has come back.
I've had success with in the past with the CoralRX on some HA.
Im gonna have to get more aggressive with my approach for sure.
"We shouldn't think of an environment where livestock can survive, we should ensure an environment where livestock can thrive."-Rabidgoose
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+1 on the red turf algea!
Yeah, Got several scarlet hermits and will be getting some Mexico turbos to help with the battle.
It's on the foam rock wall in several places - so it's in there. This will be a good excuse to the wife about upgrading to the 200gal