HighlandReefer
Team RC
RHunter,
If per chance your pest is indeed a cyanobacteria, then reducing your nitrate and phosphate to zero, or as close to possible, will not have much effect on it. The cyano can derive their food source directly from foods and other organic material in the water column. It would be impossible to eradicate it in this manor.
If it is a cyanobacteria and the AlgaeFix does not give the results you like, then perhaps trying Chemi-Clean by Boyd may be another option.
If per chance your pest is indeed a cyanobacteria, then reducing your nitrate and phosphate to zero, or as close to possible, will not have much effect on it. The cyano can derive their food source directly from foods and other organic material in the water column. It would be impossible to eradicate it in this manor.
If it is a cyanobacteria and the AlgaeFix does not give the results you like, then perhaps trying Chemi-Clean by Boyd may be another option.
