Finally an easy solution to bryopsis!

Im more pleased with peroxide dosing than any technique Ive seen in the last 10 years. Its polar opposite of dosing the tank systemically, peroxide can be spot treated where it does not affect other organisms. Its a complete and total cheat that works so nicely people hate it and make up bad things about it lol


It takes the ocd out of reefkeeping for me. makes it easy, no chance of a tank crashing due to algae any more, its like that for me.

Its hard to find anything negative about it when its been working in my reef to kill any species of algae, perfectly clean of it, within one day. I don't systemically dose anything to the tank, or stock snails and crabs only to watch them walk over the algae, but when the tank is drained for a water change, one can dribble some peroxide on the bad algae, wait one minute then, refill, and poof it dies. bryopsis, red brush algae, any of it. cyano, regrettable caulerpa additions etc

now I don't chase water params, I keep them within range to grow coral. My tank has zero algae because I force it to, its the best cheat ever. Purists may strive for natural control thats fine, I just wanted an algae free reef and thats easy to get now.

Im not downing algal turf scrubbers or anything, im just saying that spot treatment with peroxide is something I wish Id known in 1995. I like the sound of magnesium control as the preventative and h202 as the cleaner lol
 
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there is zero risk to any tank inhabitant with a drain and spot treat, or a treatment of affected rocks externally. many people add it to their tank with success but I won't risk my delicate corals, the drain and treat methods means it doesn't touch them, but it will melt a stand of green hair algae or bryopsis white within about 8 hours after a straight 3% spot treatment for one minute, thats a fact


:)

used with permission from my friend ReefMiser. When a tank gets pretty bad a systemic dosage can accomplish this, an alternate method is to spot treat any tiny area before it gets bad. Ive noticed in my time that a lot of reef aquarists watch their problem algae mass quadruple while they add more clean up crew because someone told them its the only legit way to do business. Its one of 1500 ways to do business:
 

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Who cares it will just come back again. That or you must keep dosing the Tech M making Kent rich in the process. Its like the tank is hooked on heroin or something :( Only no high and it stops working after awhile.
 
Who cares it will just come back again. That or you must keep dosing the Tech M making Kent rich in the process. Its like the tank is hooked on heroin or something :( Only no high and it stops working after awhile.

personal experience?
 
I'm about to jump on the tech m band wagon. Current maglevel is 1140 in a total water volume of 150 gallons. I have two bottles of 18 oz tech m, though overall that isn't enough. I was thinking of going 3 ml per day to bring it up. I'm still confused at the level I need it to be at, even with the calculator. How high should I take it?
 
I'm about to jump on the tech m band wagon. Current maglevel is 1140 in a total water volume of 150 gallons. I have two bottles of 18 oz tech m, though overall that isn't enough. I was thinking of going 3 ml per day to bring it up. I'm still confused at the level I need it to be at, even with the calculator. How high should I take it?

3ml a day ... Lol... That won't do anything. I'm doing 1000ml a day!
 
I have a teeny tiny bit, here and there, that has popped up since, but very little. A little Magnesion-P knocked it right down again.

Amazing!
 
try this

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