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Photo of the Month
Every month we feature a special aquatic themed community photo contest, everyone is invited to enter their best aquarium related photograph into the monthly competition for a chance to win 1st Place and a prize from Marine Depot! Vote for all your favorite entries through the end of the month, the top 3 photos are featured on the Nano-Reef Community homepage! Great new prizes each month!
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By Tamberav · Posted
really cute little freshwater tank!
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By Mustang · Posted
So I know I have some green bubble algae. I've been looking for days with no info on the other redish pink stuff. Its growing out from the rock kinda like little mushrooms
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By debbeach13 · Posted
Fluorescent Green algae grows on the sand and gets clumpy. It is not film algae - that is powdery. This stuff does not blow off. I admit I feed moderate to heavy. Two clowns and a Banggai cardinal convince me they are starving morning and night. Any ideas how to get rid of it. I might even consider chemical warfare I have never used any magic juice in this tank like chemi-clean. This stuff absolutely came in on a frag that is in the photo and appears to clean up with peroxide but then comes back. I try stirring up the sand and WC.
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