Help, Help!!!!

[Jasonanatal]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10643722#post10643722 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by fishnugget
I have done evrything you have mentioned and nothing works. It all comes back in 1 week. Used Rowa, Phosban, etc. None really worked. 250 clean up crew. New bulbs.

Still have problem

Fishnugget, I'm sorry I'm all out of ideas. This sounds like an excuse to get everything new and move up to a bigger and better setup.

 

[Husky_1]

Before you break everything down, I would suggest siphoning the sand out and trying bare-bottom. My tank had cyano, even after all the phosphate and 3x week feedings/waterchanges etc. I went to a bare bottom setup, and voila cyano free

 

[db_triggerfish]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10645800#post10645800 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Husky_1
Before you break everything down, I would suggest siphoning the sand out and trying bare-bottom. My tank had cyano, even after all the phosphate and 3x week feedings/waterchanges etc. I went to a bare bottom setup, and voila cyano free

I would removed the sand also, you have done so many things right with same results. What is left? This hobby can be very frustrating. wow

 

[fishnugget]

Jasonatal. I have no hidden agenda. Thanks to evrtyone for their help. I truely appreciate it.

 

[Husky_1]

I dont think he was saying that you had a hidden agenda, I think he was saying that you could use this "opportunity" to upgrade

 

[jessp]

when i get a cyano outbreak i just let it run its course clean things up and wait for it to go away on it's own. i turkey baste it away from any corals it may be encroaching on and suck out as much as possible.