HOW TO REMOVE BUBBLE ALGAE NATURALLY + 2 OTHER METHODS

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  • Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2024

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  • @karennation3580
    @karennation3580 4 месяца назад

    I love ur frag tank! Are you saying thats all the rock you have and pond matrix in the filter? I made a huge mistake on my 20 l. I have 2 inch bio balls and tons of big pieces of rubble. It impossible to clean. I also love the baskets too Where did you get them? I designed the tank for zoas and shrooms. Its finally keeping zoas alive! I guess I moved some in when the diatoms where to much! I would love to get rid of all the rocks and keep more bare bottom but i thought I would need more surface area for the beneficial bacteria! Do oyu think I can slowly move some out? I was thinking of crushing to smaller piece but still to hard to clean. I have to lift the rack up and try to vacuum under! Very difficult so much so I thought of tearing it down being I already have 2 other tanks to maintain but i need the xtra space for frags! Its amazing you dont change water and dont have crazy high po4 and nitrates! I have to do 2 week water changes and added gfo. I do have one molly and have yet to feed the corals and levels were high!! i guess just from feeding the fish! BUT first batch of snail all died, maybe to hard to navigate the big rubble and now I only have 2 but they only stay on glass and mollys are great at eatting algae/diatoms are almost gone in 2 weeks! Do you have fish/ snails. maybe i will just get rid of moly now that tank is keeping corals alive! I have bubble algae everywhere in my 20 aio took out all rocks and scrubbed and it back! Cant find the emeralds I bought! I wish I would have laid directly onto the algae! Love your videos appreciate any advice!

  • @andrewsinclair7159
    @andrewsinclair7159 2 месяца назад

    These are a menace to aquariums, but they're also a really great tool for scientists to study the mechanisms of a cell.

  • @ProtimAquatics
    @ProtimAquatics 5 лет назад +2

    I saw a guy recommending Vibrant on a forum the other day. Looks like it's a great product !
    Cool tips !👍👍
    I saw so many Hermit Crabs. All are free !🤣😂 Direct from the Sea.🤣😂

    • @prolificbreedaquatics
      @prolificbreedaquatics  5 лет назад +1

      Protim Aquatics i have them ... but don’t like the empty shell clutter I have to leave out for them

  • @jimmyhfishes
    @jimmyhfishes 5 лет назад +1

    Nice tip and your frag tank getting along great...👍

  • @rob93aquatics
    @rob93aquatics 5 лет назад +3

    Great tips man. I'm sure when I get back into Saltwater I'll know what to do if I get that type of alge 💪👍

    • @prolificbreedaquatics
      @prolificbreedaquatics  5 лет назад +1

      Rob93 Aquatics what’s up man! Congrats on the bundle of joy!! Yea if you ever start to get corals these bubbles are hitch hikers and you’ll get it sooner or later

    • @rob93aquatics
      @rob93aquatics 5 лет назад +1

      @@prolificbreedaquatics I appreciate it man and keep this fire going 💪

  • @mariascraftingcreation624
    @mariascraftingcreation624 5 лет назад +2

    That is so awesome.. good job little crabs.

  • @Bluegillandbass
    @Bluegillandbass 5 лет назад +1

    Salt water is very coolI wish I had a tank like this I have freshwater but not salt water I would like to get into it new subscriber here see you on the next one

  • @ThePlantedTankTV
    @ThePlantedTankTV 5 лет назад +3

    So glad we don't have this stuff on the freshwater side. lol ✌🙂

    • @prolificbreedaquatics
      @prolificbreedaquatics  5 лет назад

      The Planted Tank what’s up brother! I need to catch up on your stuff.. still got that WB 10 gallon empty 😅

    • @P38JLightning
      @P38JLightning 4 года назад

      The BBA of reefs.

  • @FKJ_WORLD
    @FKJ_WORLD 5 лет назад +1

    thanks for sharing friend. Very informative

  • @josephg.8919
    @josephg.8919 4 года назад +2

    I’m tried a Emerald crab once but I realized he was going after my torch coral. So I don’t know if there completely reef safe.

    • @josephg.8919
      @josephg.8919 4 года назад

      Ive*

    • @prolificbreedaquatics
      @prolificbreedaquatics  4 года назад

      I picked up a couple over the years and they left my corals alone. Keep an eye on them

    • @josephg.8919
      @josephg.8919 4 года назад +1

      prolificbreed man you know how hard it was to catch that little crap my god lmao damn near had to break down my system to get him out lol

  • @joemunoz1251
    @joemunoz1251 5 лет назад +1

    That filter has good water flow. Aqua Funk has crabs too but he had to go see a doctor 😂

  • @volteface69
    @volteface69 5 лет назад +1

    Très intéressant, merci !!! 👍👍👍

  • @ednalyntomacruz3670
    @ednalyntomacruz3670 3 года назад +1

    If u use any chemical, then its not a natural way though

  • @rosedonnapur
    @rosedonnapur 3 года назад +1

    Green crabs are £13 to £15 so anoying

    • @c4snipar
      @c4snipar Год назад

      Wow that’s crazy. You can catch them for free in some areas but here it’s about $3-$5