780fishguy
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
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- Feb 24, 2017
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Hello all.
I have a 75g mbuna tank. 5 yellow labs, 6 yellow tail acei, 5 mpanga elongatus.
Filtration is sunsun303b, fluval u2, fluval u3, one 40gph power head. So around 500-600 gph filtration. 1 4 foot t8 5500k lamp.
Recently I have been getting algea blooms, just the green stuff and it's covering my sand quite quickly. I don't want to add algea gone supplements as I enjoy algea on all my rocks for the mbuna to nibble at. Feedings are once daily and lights are on for 10 on 14 off.
Anyone know a way to reduce algea on sand? It's quite heavy when it settles and a larger power head did not help. Again I don't want to remove all algea just minimize it on sand, if I stir it or vacuum it it's back in 8 hrs.
Any advice would be great, thanks!
I have a 75g mbuna tank. 5 yellow labs, 6 yellow tail acei, 5 mpanga elongatus.
Filtration is sunsun303b, fluval u2, fluval u3, one 40gph power head. So around 500-600 gph filtration. 1 4 foot t8 5500k lamp.
Recently I have been getting algea blooms, just the green stuff and it's covering my sand quite quickly. I don't want to add algea gone supplements as I enjoy algea on all my rocks for the mbuna to nibble at. Feedings are once daily and lights are on for 10 on 14 off.
Anyone know a way to reduce algea on sand? It's quite heavy when it settles and a larger power head did not help. Again I don't want to remove all algea just minimize it on sand, if I stir it or vacuum it it's back in 8 hrs.
Any advice would be great, thanks!