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Cyanobacteria on the glass of a reef tank.
liquidg 2nd March 2018, 10:21 am
Firstly cyano is not an algae, it is a bacterium, though all earths algae/plant life contain cyano, this is not an algae!!!
This is not a sign of low water health, with mine it is just that its out if the direct light, leaving my pre filter uncleaned for a few days at a time and I have not cleaned the glass in 4 months.
As you can see, even with plenty of flow its very happy there, the low flow thing with cyano, it has always been a fallacy.
https://youtu.be/5yKnXRVbwuc
This is not a sign of low water health, with mine it is just that its out if the direct light, leaving my pre filter uncleaned for a few days at a time and I have not cleaned the glass in 4 months.
As you can see, even with plenty of flow its very happy there, the low flow thing with cyano, it has always been a fallacy.
https://youtu.be/5yKnXRVbwuc
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