DROP.6x with growth pulled out, from a saltwater system. The DROP models without strings can be used in fresh or salt. And the growth of course can be fed to the fish.
DROP.6x with growth pulled out, from a saltwater system. The DROP models without strings can be used in fresh or salt. And the growth of course can be fed to the fish.
Dark slime in a HOG3 or 3x or 3xx from a saltwater tank. Once again it's important to remember that dark slime filters the best. It holds the most nutrients, but must be brushed cleaned more often (3 to 5 days).
This is not mud. It is living, growing, macroalgal slime that has consumed nutrients out of the water. The worm-like things are Green Grabber® strings attached to the bottom of the Green Grabber rocky walls.
Everyone clap for Cladophora (species). This can grow in salt or fresh, and tends to be a bit thicker in salt, as shown here. This could feed several large fish for a few days.
Growing some food, and doing some filtering, in freshwater with a HOG.5 scrubber
Although black slime absorbs the most nutrients from the water
(see http://algaescrubber.net/forums/show...he-best-filter)
it can cover up weak LED lights easily. But the strong 660nm deep red LED lights in
DROP scrubbers® cut through the slime to enable growth on the other side of the box.
Here is a small HOG1x scrubber® on the front of a large saltwater sump, growing some live food to be fed later. The red light on the glass does not matter because the sump in in a cabinet.
A reminder that you are never alone when you have an algae monster nearby...
This SURF8 or 8x scrubber® has dark slimey strings in both compartments. This is from saltwater (strings are best for salt) and shows how the dark slime is only on the Green Grabber® strings, and not the rocky side walls. Some growth just prefers strings, and some prefers rocky walls; none of this growth would hold on to a waterfall screen very well, however.
This DROP1.2 scrubber® is over due for a cleaning:
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