Problem cyanobacteria 
Cyanobacteria: appear as clusters of reddish algae, with air bubbles and are highly invasive. I've done, I hope for the first time and a real invasion, to reactivate the anti-phosphate resins filter with an additional adjoining fluidized bed coal loaded, removed from the socks that I wanted to soak in the sump. First, I siphoned off the visible algae, discovered by chance while better accommodate the terrace of Tridacna (and where they go on time to finish any leftover flake food) and I also removed the timing of movement to a pump that runs continuously and then hours without depending dall'Onda Wave. From tomorrow, the fish will stay in steady diet: only one meal a day hoping that the surgeons are dedicated to feeding the tank with encrusting algae, including cyan. For the corals, as I do water changes alone will be enough extra fluocculato Bacterial ZEOvit; zero elements, food and amino acids. Will post as soon as the situation evolves.
Cyanobacteria: appear as clusters of reddish algae, with air bubbles and are highly invasive. I've done, I hope for the first time and a real invasion, to reactivate the anti-phosphate resins filter with an additional adjoining fluidized bed coal loaded, removed from the socks that I wanted to soak in the sump. First, I siphoned off the visible algae, discovered by chance while better accommodate the terrace of Tridacna (and where they go on time to finish any leftover flake food) and I also removed the timing of movement to a pump that runs continuously and then hours without depending dall'Onda Wave. From tomorrow, the fish will stay in steady diet: only one meal a day hoping that the surgeons are dedicated to feeding the tank with encrusting algae, including cyan. For the corals, as I do water changes alone will be enough extra fluocculato Bacterial ZEOvit; zero elements, food and amino acids. Will post as soon as the situation evolves. 
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