Green Alge on Glass

[joefish]

Has anybody come up with a way, to keep that anoying green alge from forming on your class other then just snails? If you do, please tell. I seen to be cleaning it off, every 3 or 4 days or so.

 

[The Ng Thing]

Let coralline encrust on it....but then you can't see the fish =(

I usually supervise my cousin playing with my mag-float.

 

[Icycoral]

Get yourself a fuge full of macro algae goin before I prune my cheato I only have to clean my glass like once every 5 days. Macro algae consumes doc's trates and phosphates better than any synthetic product like gfo IMHO. Also I've been reading interesting stuff about the new bio pellets.

 

[yukyuklee]

IMO... use only cheato... if you put calurpa in the fuge and a piece of it gets into your main display... prepare yourself when it starts growing all over your rock... also the little bubbles (if popped) will spread seeds like bubble algae.

 

[snowmaker]

This sounds like a job for...... (wait for it)..... RoboSnail!

http://www.agiaquatics.com/

 

[The Ng Thing]

rofl ... why have a reef tank if your going to fill it with robots. Remember the Terminator movies? They're going to get smart and we'll end up having RAEFW - Robotic Acro Eating Flatworms

 

[biggyclops]

Get yourself a fuge full of macro algae goin before I prune my cheato I only have to clean my glass like once every 5 days. Macro algae consumes doc's trates and phosphates better than any synthetic product like gfo IMHO. Also I've been reading interesting stuff about the new bio pellets.

+one!