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  1. smidree

    smidree Plankton

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    :first: hello all 1st post look for more knowledge in this hobby
    46 gallon bow front (been up for about a year now)
    10 gallon sump
    2 clowns
    1 watchman goby
    1 Purple Pseudochromis
    1 atlantic blue tang (temporary)
    1 sally litefoot
    2 emeralds
    tons of hermits and snails
    3 pepermints
    2 cleaners
    i think thats it lol
    will post pics after i distroy the dreaded bryopsis :hothead: lol
     
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  3. 2in10

    2in10 Super Moderator

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    Welcome to 3reef.

    Your sally lightfoot might make a meal of your smaller fish as it gets larger.

    Buy Kent Tech M and dose until your mag reaches 1600 minimum for your bryopsis. You can safely dose to 2200 ppm. On e of our reefers here actually used a turkey baster and put the dose on a patch of his bryopsis and wiped the patch out in 2 days.
     
  4. smidree

    smidree Plankton

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    ty for the welcome
    i have been trying the ROWAphos Phospate Remover its slow but it has been working but if it dosent get it i will definitly try that ty
     
  5. steve wright

    steve wright Super Moderator

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    Welcome to 3 reef smidree

    Steve
     
  6. 2in10

    2in10 Super Moderator

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    It seems to be the most effective. Bryopsis seems to need far less nutrients to survive. I read up on this because I am fighting the menace myself. One reefer stated that he put a rock with a little bryopsis in a QT tank with no light including covering the tank and let it go for a couple of weeks. When he looked in the tank the original patch had disappeared but a new one had formed on another spot.
     
  7. Skylark

    Skylark Spanish Shawl Nudibranch

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    Welcome to 3reef, & good luck with the bryopsis, I wish I knew about Kent Tech M.
     
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  9. smidree

    smidree Plankton

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    wow thats crazy the stuff i am useing seems to be killing it it has taken a bunch of coral from me i will definitly keep that in mind
     
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    2in10 Super Moderator

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    Yeah, isn't Mother Nature wonderful
     
  12. smidree

    smidree Plankton

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    yes she is lol ty for all the welcomes