what is it?

[kalapnath]

i would try finding out what caused it are you using rodi water..........................

 

[lfsmarineguy]

Seahares almost always die after a short period of time. In a 14 gal it might eat some of the algae but when it dies it's just going to pollute the tank creating more problems. In a small tank like that this should be easy to manage with water changes.

Kalapnath makes a good point though, algae is never a problem it's always a symptom. Something is contributing the nutrients to it.

 

[Reeftanker3295]

Your tank is new... Most new tanks develop some sort of algae, most of the time it's hair algae. Get a clean up crew (snails) and it will be gone soon.

 

[MatthewScars]

seahares almost always die after a short period of time. In a 14 gal it might eat some of the algae but when it dies it's just going to pollute the tank creating more problems. In a small tank like that this should be easy to manage with water changes.

Kalapnath makes a good point though, algae is never a problem it's always a symptom. Something is contributing the nutrients to it.

+1

 

[Jzhou]

Your tank is new... Most new tanks develop some sort of algae, most of the time it's hair algae. Get a clean up crew (snails) and it will be gone soon.

+1, MR should have like buttons or something.

 

[Jakef150]

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