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nanoreefer88

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MY tant has A LOT of green bubble algae. I know that an emerald crab is supposed to do the trick but i tryed that and it killed/ate most of the good things in my tank! What are my other options?
 

joesam

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Emerald crabs are great for green bubbly, yet when they finish it off the are quick to crab anything else. I had one in my 65 it pulled off slabs of purple coralline and help my Xenia spread all over by pulling chunks off of it.
Solution: Put the bad boy(s) in your sump/refugium when they run out of algae, put them in the main display when needed. The process works for me.

BTW: If you try to remove the bubbles by hand try not to pop them.
 
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Carefully remove them by hand. I have never had a tank with out bubble algae. Never a big issue.
 

trigger0214

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Add other macro algaes (i.e. calupra)....they will out compete bubble alage in not time flat. Just be prepare to harvest the macro algae (this is GOOD for your tank).
 

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