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When macro algae goes sexual, it is its way of reproducing. It releases algae spores so it can spread. In the wild this isnt a bad thing, but in the confines of a closed ecosystem it can cause problems.
When macro algae goes sexual, it releases everything that it has soaked up nutrient wise. If it did this as a slow/gradual release it wouldnt be a bad thing, but it releases them all at the same time. This can cause water parameter problems, resulting in a drop of ORP, rise in phosphates, etc. Harvest a handful of the macro algae once a week, taking the harvest from the growing ends and it will help to keep it from going sexual. It will also stimulate it to grow faster. |
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all the best! mayb once every week. and if u do that keep some for me huh! |
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the macro algae, it is not the more the better meh? i know harvest them is good to reduce no3, but the more algae grow, the more it eat the no3. not meh?? |
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all the best! |
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i use the PRODAC phophate test kit. everytime i check(every month) always no change in colour. what mean??? is it 0 or the testing kit expired?? i ask the 88 marine guy, they also confuse, they say no phoshate woh!! |
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