I'm looking for help/ideas on ridding my live rock of bubble algae. I have a 72 gal bowfront that is about 6 years old. It has 4x65 watt pc lights and I had been fighting hair algae/cyano for about 6 months. I have been free of those two problems for about 6 weeks now (knock on wood) and now would like to get rid of the bubble algae through the tank. The sizes of the bubbles range from a few mm to almost golf ball sized. When I do water changes I pull as many off the rock as I can without breaking them, but can't seem to gain any ground. Any ideas on how to attack this would be great.
In habitants are:
Yellow Tang
Maroon Clown
Six line wrasse
Arc Eye Hawkfish
micro hermits, snails, 2 queen Conch's (Hair algae eating machines)
2 emerald mithrax crabs that I havent seen in weeks.
In habitants are:
Yellow Tang
Maroon Clown
Six line wrasse
Arc Eye Hawkfish
micro hermits, snails, 2 queen Conch's (Hair algae eating machines)
2 emerald mithrax crabs that I havent seen in weeks.