shawnt90
Aquarium Advice Regular
- Joined
- Nov 10, 2011
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MBliss81 said:Flow is only an issue when low flow areas allow food to accumulate and decay, leading to added nitrates. High flow will not stop cyano from growing. I’ve had it on the front part of my powerhead, right in the flow. It’s all about eliminating its nutrients. In this case, it looks like your phosphates are the likely cause.
Jesus. I'm glad in over 10 years my powerheads have been spared. This stuff sounds like a nightmare.
Where do you get it from lr it has to get in the tank somehow.