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Guillermo · 05-21-2008, 10:45 AM

Great post JDowns, I think it will be helpfull to combat this algae.

Hey tinkerman, good luck in the battle against this thread/clado !

I have noticed that if DIY Co2 is used, it's critical to try to have it in a stable dosage, if it's not done, this algae blooms. The No3 have to be stable also. It happens in my office's 6.6 nano. In my case, Fe dosing is a big no no, it only makes it worse. I have a decent water flow in there. My .02 FWIW.

Regards.

05-21-2008, 10:45 AM	#12 (permalink)
Guillermo Senior Aquascaper Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Mexico City Posts: 212	Great post JDowns, I think it will be helpfull to combat this algae. Hey tinkerman, good luck in the battle against this thread/clado ! I have noticed that if DIY Co2 is used, it's critical to try to have it in a stable dosage, if it's not done, this algae blooms. The No3 have to be stable also. It happens in my office's 6.6 nano. In my case, Fe dosing is a big no no, it only makes it worse. I have a decent water flow in there. My .02 FWIW. Regards. __________________ Green thumbs up !!