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REEFONE

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I've had this stuff for a while. It grows on any dead piece of coral and keeps my corals from growing over it. I have to use a turkey baster a couple times a week to get it off. I do 20% water changes weekly. I'm thinking it is a possible phosphate problem due to a bad batch of water from my RO/DI. I need to order new filters. I've been using RO/DI water from another source in the mean time. My tank parameters are below:

S.G. - 1.026
Temp. - 77-79
NO3 - 0
NH4 - 0
pH - 8.05-8.12
PO4 - ?

I ordered a phosphate reactor and rowaphos to hopefully solve the problem. Just was wondering if someone could identify this stuff for me and let me know the possible causes. Thanks.

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Anonymous

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:welcome:

Looks like cyano to me. You are going to probably have to reduce your lighting for a couple of weeks to get rid of it, if you haven't already.
 
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Anonymous

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Thanks....you can have it for your site if you would like.
 

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