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Thanks for the article!!

It doesn't look like green hair algae. It's even on the shells of my snails and crabs.

6 months

Lights are on for 8hrs. 4 fish. 2 clown fish, 1 firefish and 1 cardinal fish. I feed them once a day.

I'm starting to get a green algae in my 14 gallon bio cube. It's on the rocks and in the sand. I do water changes every 2 weeks. Just did one this Saturday. How can I get rid of it?

I'm looking for a good website to buy corals. Can anyone help. Thanks.

Thanks for the info. It is a new tank 3 months in to it. I will pass along the information to him.

My son has been battling cyanobacteria for a week now. This is his first experience with it. We have used chemi-clean with water changes, as well as, removing it with a turkey Baster. It still coming back. Any suggestions? Thanks.

Yes it is. Going back Friday to talk to the owner. Hopefully he'll exchange it for a new tank. Thanks.

I meant aren't pointed toward the sand.

It it's a fine sand. We have tried turning it off. Didn't work. We even thought it might not be sealed along the bottom of the back wall of the tank. But when turned off the water level in the pump compartment stay the same.

The power heads are pointed toward the sand.

The tech agrees with me. There is some air but for the most part it is sand. We tried filter fabric. No luck. I'm back to the stock filter per the tech. The original sponge between the rubble housing and the pump housing you could actually see sand passing through it. We doubled up a tighter...

My son's 14 gallon biocube has been up and running for 3 months. the problem we are having is with the filter system. it seems to re-circulate sand particles over and over. The water never has cleared since the initial set up. The store where we bought it has sent a tech out twice with no...