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Unread 01/20/2019, 01:23 PM   #1
eric6carlsoc
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Smile about my echo tech radions causing algae

i am having problems with my radions gen 4

all the blue levels are 100 precent

whites are at 40% green is at 20% red is at 20%


all my perimeters are good and ever sense i got these leds i have seen lots of brown red and green algae growth is there anything i can do about it i was told it might be the red and green leds causing it and my brightness is at 70 precent

i have mostly spa corals any help would be appreciate. Thanks

any help or any new radion settings would be appreciated for no algae growth with keep corl color


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Unread 01/20/2019, 01:51 PM   #2
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One resource is among our sponsor forum, inside ReefCentral. Look up Ecotech and you may find suggestions. http://reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=501


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There could be many factors that play into algae growth, Lighting, nutrients, water quality, etc. You would need to diagnose the issue one at a time and eliminate the odds. Start with water quality, is there excessive nutrients? PO4, NO3?


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Unread 01/20/2019, 04:15 PM   #4
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There could be many factors that play into algae growth, Lighting, nutrients, water quality, etc. You would need to diagnose the issue one at a time and eliminate the odds. Start with water quality, is there excessive nutrients? PO4, NO3?



water quality is good little to no phosphates and there is no nitrates like i said this all started a week after i put radion leds on my tank

maybe my led setting are making algae grow but idk


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