Fielder0024 Experienced Reefer Location Brooklyn Rating - 100% 6 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #1 This stuffs been growing in my tank for several months now but it hasnt been a problem until lately. Its spreading fairly quickly and im afraid its gonna suffocate my corals. Its not cyano or hair algae. Can anyone identify this?
This stuffs been growing in my tank for several months now but it hasnt been a problem until lately. Its spreading fairly quickly and im afraid its gonna suffocate my corals. Its not cyano or hair algae. Can anyone identify this?
skene Winter. Time for Flakes.. Manhattan Reefs Location Queens Rating - 100% 240 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #2 maybe a better picture when the daytime lights are on.
duke62 Advanced Reefer Manhattan Reefs Location Dingmans ferry PA Rating - 100% 224 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #3 maybe you can find it here..let us know if you find it http://saltaquarium.about.com/od/algaephotosclassificati/Algae_Photo_Gallery.htm
maybe you can find it here..let us know if you find it http://saltaquarium.about.com/od/algaephotosclassificati/Algae_Photo_Gallery.htm
Fielder0024 Experienced Reefer Location Brooklyn Rating - 100% 6 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #4 These are the pics from daytime. My lights run more blue than white. I found this on Duke62's link which looks something like it. Not so sure thought. http://saltaquarium.about.com/gi/o....20in%20Hawaii%20pages/Algae%20in%20Hawaii.htm
These are the pics from daytime. My lights run more blue than white. I found this on Duke62's link which looks something like it. Not so sure thought. http://saltaquarium.about.com/gi/o....20in%20Hawaii%20pages/Algae%20in%20Hawaii.htm
C cowfish Psycho-ologist Location Bay Shore (Long Island) Rating - 100% 4 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #5 Perhaps a type of "turf" algae. Post a pic over on the macroalgae forum at RC for a more definitive answer.
Perhaps a type of "turf" algae. Post a pic over on the macroalgae forum at RC for a more definitive answer.
knugenx Advanced Reefer Location Flushing, NYC Rating - 100% 308 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #6 looks like bryopsis
House of Laughter Super Moderator Staff member Vendor Manhattan Reefs Real Reefer Supporter Location Ossining, NY Rating - 100% 310 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #7 Red Ogo Algae, also known as red Gracilara. I have seen it called tang heaven as well. House
sig45 Experienced Reefer Manhattan Reefs Location upstate Rating - 100% 5 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #8 +1 on bryopsis. Nightmare algae. There are cures. Do search. Elevating mag level seems to control it. Good luck.
+1 on bryopsis. Nightmare algae. There are cures. Do search. Elevating mag level seems to control it. Good luck.
Reeftanker3295 Advanced Reefer Manhattan Reefs Location Briarcliff, Westchester Rating - 100% 4 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #9 Looks like gracilaria to me... Buy a fish that eats algae and it'll disappear before your eyes.
LatinP Look at my bare bottom! Manhattan Reefs Location Staten Island Rating - 100% 4 0 0 Oct 26, 2011 #10 That looks nothing like bryopsis, it will however easily disappear if a tang ever gets a hold of it.
C cowfish Psycho-ologist Location Bay Shore (Long Island) Rating - 100% 4 0 0 Oct 28, 2011 #11 latinp said: that looks nothing like bryopsis... Click to expand... +1 Might be gracilaria, but I don' think so. It's hard to tell from the pic. Is it tough/strong or is it easy to remove and break the different strands? This is Gracilaria and these are some of the more common Bryopsis Last edited: Oct 28, 2011
latinp said: that looks nothing like bryopsis... Click to expand... +1 Might be gracilaria, but I don' think so. It's hard to tell from the pic. Is it tough/strong or is it easy to remove and break the different strands? This is Gracilaria and these are some of the more common Bryopsis