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Green Water? (1 Viewer)
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Do you have lots of plants? Are you feeding food high in green vegetation? I have never had green water in a marine aquarium.
Will u stop with the AB+ plus lol
The first thing to try is putting some of the water in a white container. That way you can make sure if it's the water or the glass.
No. I think it could be the glass and lighting from this morning. Going to run chemipure elite just in case.
It's probably a combination of both.
You're no help.
Why add chemicals if you are not sure there's a problem?
Water has a greenish tint. It's just carbon, so not too worried
Carbon can have some negative effects. It can strip the water column, and drastically change light penetration which can stress corals. So using chemicals w/o verifying a legit need should be avoided.
I think I’d follow frankc’s advice first and then listen to Erin.
Sound advice from all. Thanks.Carbon can have some negative effects. It can strip the water column, and drastically change light penetration which can stress corals. So using chemicals w/o verifying a legit need should be avoided.
I think I’d follow frankc’s advice first and then listen to Erin.
I never thought I'd see the day, LOLI think I’d ... listen to Erin.
Hahahaha .. love this group!I never thought I'd see the day, LOL
