Eliminating Cyano By Adjusting Trace Elements

[@jackson6745]

I decided to bring up iron in the water column because my last few ICP tests had shown 0 and Boom! Cyano all over plumbed in frag tank. Not in display though 🤷🏽. I’m going to just let the low reading be for now 😂

[@airrund08]

Keith, what is the name of the coral at the 4:08 mark? I don't see that on your website. Thanks!

[@umrigark]

Thanks Keith, nice video. Also, dealing with Cyano; I just siphon every week. It would have been great if you just adjusted elements and saw the direct correlation to reduction in cyano. Your last comment about aggressively siphoning every other day makes me think how effective the adjustment of elements on its own was 🤔

[@StubbyAcro]

That Purple Monster is looking good! Can you give us an update of your two frag tanks?

[@ReefBum]

Thanks. Yeah, I should do an update on the frag tanks.

[@dvc1867]

Do you need to send in an ICP to look at the forecast calulator? It looks pretty interesting

[@mihaia6026]

@Keith Cant find the fauna marin URL dealing with Ciano for the life of me. Do you have a URL?

[@karennation3580]

I am not sure if I have cyano because its only in low flow areas and on some zoas. Could it just be low flow? Oh also on bottom of glass where there isnt much flow. Seems to get worse after a blue life cyano treatment! Is there anyway to know for sure? I have corals coming in plus new expensive corals in tank. Not bothering them but the zoas though, scared to retreat after it seemed to get worse. i also change rockscape a bit so maybe attributed to it. Its on the rocks under frag racks where flow barely reaches!

[@burtminshew4812]

Hey Keith! What was your last phosphate & nitrate reading? Just curious because I've had little to no cyano keeping .1 to 10 and .2 to 20 roughly

[@ReefBum]

My nitrates are around 10 and my phosphates are approx .03

[@EugeneRu777]

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