It keeps nutrients in the water lower, which lets the scrubber grow greener, which filters better.
It keeps nutrients in the water lower, which lets the scrubber grow greener, which filters better.
Here is my screen after 17 days. I'm running my light 8.5 hours per day. See details of tank and photo below. Should I change anything yet (increase light, increase feeding, remove my phosban, chemipure or purigen, etc.)? The middle of the screen is still more white than the rest of the screen.
The color of the algae on the screen is slightly more green than it shows in the photo. Also, the bubbles do not show up very well in this photo.
Here is an updated photo of the Bryopsis in my display. I pulled some out some but my HOG.5 (and/or my phosban, chemipure or purigen) does seem to be helping it to die. The UAS has been in 17 days. Also, the green hair algae in my display is disappearing quickly.
The red algae (also see in photo; I think it's red turf algae) actually seems to be getting worse since adding the UAS. Any ideas about why this is occuring? Should the UAS kill this too?
Here is a photo from about 1 week ago.
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The phosban is slowing down the scrubber, and also removing the display algae. Let the scrubber go to 21 days, and increase light to 10 hours.
Take it out.
Would you pull out the chemipure or purigen too???
Can leave them in if you want. Main thing is to not let them collect particles.
Here is a photo of my HOG.5 on day 24 in my 28 g. nano cube. I started with 8.5 hours of light, 10 hours day 19, 11 hours day 21, 12 hours day 20 until now.
As you can see the growth is not quite as good in the middle but it is not white. Can I continue to increase the duration of my lighting? Do you start to reduce light when growth is less in the middle (like on mine) or not until it's white in the middle?
Thanks
Go to 16 hours.
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