Cyano removal

[erikharrison]

mas flow Brad.

[rz1a]

im going to have to try it out. so what do you do if you dont know the exact volume of water you have? i have a 28 gallon tank i bought from someone, and like i said earlier, i usually type in a calculator that its 15 gallons. should i go by that?

[rz1a]

btw, what is it that the chemicals do exactly? do they target the cyano specifically or does it target all bacteria and stuff like i heard? and how does it not come back afterwards?

i started getting this problem as soon as i got the tank back from someone in san antonio. because i had to transfer the sand from the broken tank into another tank, i think it messed something up. no matter how much i feed, its still there. im setting up a sump in the coming week in order to start adding better equipment in there

[goodiebag]

Jason at AD hooked me up with blue knucle hermies, the eat cyano. hopefully there is no triptophan in cyano. because they have their work cut out for them.
Erik: check out the flow on fishcam. I added koralia as well.
whoo-hoo

[tony]

my blue legged hermits wont touch the stuff also more flow wont rid you of cyano

[erikharrison]

Oh no, Brad and I have had conversations other than here I have been telling to him to add more flow since day 1. I had way too much food today, but I kicked the tripto in the butt!

[crossxfire2]

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