I'm being over run by detritus, I have many crabs (12+) and a few types of snails (about 20) in my 90 gal DT. Other then my phosphates are a bit high all my parameters are good and I've kept my salinity lower at 1.021-1.023 depending on evaporation. I have a pretty large sand sifting goby, a yellow tang, and a couple conch in the mix as well. eBay led light boxes at 30% whites 8 hours per day and 60% blues 12 hours overlapping.
All my rock, sand, etc is a combination of select pieces from 3 established tanks that were shut down in January.
I have to clean the glass daily and my rocks and sand, shells etc is covered. I can hardly see the coraline algea which the rocks were covered in, it's under the detritus. What can I do to help control or slow down detritus growth... or is it still in a cycling process?
All my rock, sand, etc is a combination of select pieces from 3 established tanks that were shut down in January.
I have to clean the glass daily and my rocks and sand, shells etc is covered. I can hardly see the coraline algea which the rocks were covered in, it's under the detritus. What can I do to help control or slow down detritus growth... or is it still in a cycling process?