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Jennifer7159

It seems to be bryopsis, although I could be mistaken. Please correct me, dear veterans of marine aquaristics. If this is it, here is a method that has been tested multiple times and personally by me. Translate using a translator, the method has been tried and tested repeatedly.

Wendy8540

Something similar happened in my aquarium, just a bit smaller. If your aquarium really has zero nitrates and phosphates, then raising magnesium above 1500 ppm might help. It worked in my aquarium. But first, measure nitrates and phosphates with other tests, for example from Nyos; I have a feeling the results won't be zero.

David7773

Check with other tests; I am sure there are phosphates in your reef, and also check your osmotic TDS with another device. It is advisable to test for silicon SiO2. In Lviv, there are enough sailors; ask them for help. Good luck.