Red stuff on rock?

Daddyrawg · 02/14/2019, 08:41 PM

Is this cyano or red algae or coraline on the rock behind the pulsing xenias? I dose nopox 4ml a day on my 90..

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Uncle99 · 02/14/2019, 09:18 PM

Looks kinda fuzzy in the pic I see, coraline is hard and somewhat smooth.
If you can blow it off the rock its cyano, if it's hard to scrub off its red hair.
My guess is red hair algae, Mexican turbos can remove this in days.

Then again, maybe it's just what I see in the pics

Daddyrawg · 02/14/2019, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Uncle99

Looks kinda fuzzy in the pic I see, coraline is hard and somewhat smooth.
If you can blow it off the rock its cyano, if it's hard to scrub off its red hair.
My guess is red hair algae, Mexican turbos can remove this in days.

Then again, maybe it's just what I see in the pics

If its cyano should I stop nopox?

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mcgyvr · 02/15/2019, 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Daddyrawg

If its cyano should I stop nopox?

Nope..

Siphon it out.. Turn off lights for 3 days.. Repeat as needed every couple weeks.

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Daddyrawg Registered Member Join Date: May 2018 Posts: 814	Red stuff on rock? Is this cyano or red algae or coraline on the rock behind the pulsing xenias? I dose nopox 4ml a day on my 90.. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

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Uncle99 Crab Free Zone Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 2,906	Looks kinda fuzzy in the pic I see, coraline is hard and somewhat smooth. If you can blow it off the rock its cyano, if it's hard to scrub off its red hair. My guess is red hair algae, Mexican turbos can remove this in days. Then again, maybe it's just what I see in the pics