J Jakeem New member Aug 4, 2018 #1 Chaeto is hard to find in ny country and LfS, are there alternatives of algae for an algae reactor?
Reef noob_ New member Aug 4, 2018 #2 You could probably use anything as long as it doesn't need to be rooted in a substrate to grow. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
You could probably use anything as long as it doesn't need to be rooted in a substrate to grow. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
J Jakeem New member Aug 4, 2018 #3 Are there any algaes i should avoid such as one that could spread through to display tank
Reef noob_ New member Aug 4, 2018 #4 Jakeem said: Are there any algaes i should avoid such as one that could spread through to display tank Click to expand... I definitely wouldn't worry about the algae taking over a DT. Look into algae like gracilaria or dragons breath as chaeto alternatives. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Jakeem said: Are there any algaes i should avoid such as one that could spread through to display tank Click to expand... I definitely wouldn't worry about the algae taking over a DT. Look into algae like gracilaria or dragons breath as chaeto alternatives. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I idan555 New member Aug 4, 2018 #5 Jakeem said: Are there any algaes i should avoid such as one that could spread through to display tank Click to expand... Build/buy algae scrubber. I'm my opinion its way better . I build my scrubber for 50$ total and it's doing great work.
Jakeem said: Are there any algaes i should avoid such as one that could spread through to display tank Click to expand... Build/buy algae scrubber. I'm my opinion its way better . I build my scrubber for 50$ total and it's doing great work.
Scrubber_steve I'm really very likeable Aug 4, 2018 #6 Jakeem said: Chaeto is hard to find in ny country and LfS, are there alternatives of algae for an algae reactor? Click to expand... Do you already own a reactor; or are you still considering buying/building one?
Jakeem said: Chaeto is hard to find in ny country and LfS, are there alternatives of algae for an algae reactor? Click to expand... Do you already own a reactor; or are you still considering buying/building one?