Help!!!

[sghollis]

Can anyone help me figure out what is going on with this tank I recently inherited? There are beautiful corals under what looks like cobweb. How do I get rid of this stuff without hurting the corals? This is a 24g nanocube...
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[dakota9]

Hard to tell, might be dyno.....

Big water change (you'll find that 9 times out of 10, that's going to be the answer you get, but holds true none the less)

Manual removal of as much crude as possible.

Increase flow

 

[sghollis]

I will start with the water change...I am very new to the hobby...what a way to get started.

 

[dakota9]

Eh, it's not the worst thing in the world, but looks terrible. I've been there, done that, and understand how you feel....

Good luck!

 

[scrilla]

sghollis;357883 wrote: Can anyone help me figure out what is going on with this tank I recently inherited? There are beautiful corals under what looks like cobweb. How do I get rid of this stuff without hurting the corals? This is a 24g nanocube...

Looks A Case Of Some Bomb *** Chronic To Me... :up:

 

[sghollis]

Hair Algae...tank was left to do it's own thing for a couple of months...I added a clean-up crew. They have worked wonders in less than a week. Still debating on whether or not to just start fresh because there is a lot that has to be done to get it back in shape.:confused2: I will post some pics this weekend.

 

[smoothie]

Way to be on top of it! Keep going. It's always cool to see some before and after pics in a build

 

[smoothie]

blu_devl_06;359450 wrote: I think you should just throw that one in my trash can and start over!! J/K, this hobby is a lot of work, but very rewarding!!

If that happens........don't mind the new garbage man with the goatee:whistling:

 

[thefishbuddy]

no doubt man not in the trash.:doh: