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Unread 02/04/2017, 04:03 PM   #1
Klota
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Dino's? Could it be my lighting?

Ok, so I've had my tank running for years but just condensed another one into it
(72 bow, 20g sump)

Half the tank has a tuna blue kessil LED and the other is a white LED mix bar that I had on my other tank

Ever since I put this light on I've got a huge algae bloom (brown)

Could my light cause this?? The other side doesn't have nearly the same amount and I'm going out today to pick up some cleaners to help keep this algae down


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Unread 02/04/2017, 05:32 PM   #2
jda
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Not likely the light.

Check the nutrients in the tank and possibly phosphate getting unbound from the rock.


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Unread 02/04/2017, 05:50 PM   #3
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I've seen cyano grow on the whiter side of a tank and not grow on the bluer side.


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Unread 02/04/2017, 06:13 PM   #4
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is there any particular shrimp/crab/snail that would eat that kind of algae?


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