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    Nuisance Algae ID Guide - Reef Cleaners

    • Almost sure to appear in a new system, diatoms are some of the most abundant organisms on earth. They usually surface in the aquarium as a brown powdery like substance, within a week or so after a tank fi… See more

    Red Slime, Cyano, Cyanobacteria

    "Cyano" as it is commonly referred to is one or more species of cyanobatceria. It occurs commonly in almost every reef tank at some point, and is caused or encouraged by a numb… See more

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    Green Film Algae, Film Algae

    This green powdery film, or cloudiness is caused by a variety of species of microalgae. It is fairly common in tanks of all ages, and tends to be present in some degree at a… See more

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    Green Hair Algae

    Green Hair Algae or "GHA" is really a broad term that covers hundreds of species of green simple filamentous algae. These species tend to be simple, fine in texture, and have fe… See more

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    Green Turf Algae

    What is known as "Green Turf Algae" in the hobby is really a generic name given to hundreds of different species of macroalgae that describe certain similar characteristics. They are c… See more

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    Can algae grow in a saltwater aquarium?
    Algae growth in a saltwater aquarium is natural, but it can become problematic if left unchecked. By understanding the various types of algae, their causes, and appropriate management techniques, you can maintain a balanced and healthy marine environment.
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