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  1. 02-18-2012, 12:18 AM #1
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    i dont have any phosphate removers in my tank and my algae growth is crazy i have multiple different kinds of algae growing, is KENT phosphate remover good?

    also i have some red algae looking stuff on some of my frags, it rubs off like a slime, but hasnt spread ti the floor or the walls or any other rocks, could this be cayno?
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    I have never used Kent phosphate remover. But I have had great luck with the below

    http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/revi...ct=488&cat=500

    It sounds like you got cayno in the tank. Phosphate remover and good flow will help with that. I would also suggest moving your frags to a area with higher flow in addition to using phosphate remover.

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