Marine algae eating fish and invertebrates

[@TheJmariano13]

Just found your channel, nice and informative and also very relaxing! Thank you sir!

[@cmaquatics7428]

Thank you! I really appreciate that!!

[@darknessgtr1]

Great video, love seeing the fish, and not using chemicals

[@cmaquatics7428]

Thanks its always better to use natural remedies whenever possible.

[@Schaelarren]

@@cmaquatics7428 I've been known to use a q-tip and a bit of peroxide to clean a frag plug here and there but, other than that, what chemicals are used for algae removal?

[@cmaquatics7428]

Hey Michael, people incorporate different things for different issues. The only thing I really use is activated carbon. I'm not sure if that qualifies as a chemical or not. Some other things are Flux rx, running gfo, vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, chemi pure additive. There are a lot of things on the market now. I try not to use anything unless it is out of hand but I don't let it get to that point and just maintain nutrient levels with water changes and maintenance. For the most part I don't really have any algae issues but everybody will get some occasionally.

[@michigansanimals9341]

Zamn, very based, facts word

[@cmaquatics7428]

?

[@michigansanimals9341]

@@cmaquatics7428 word

[@shoja7264]

I love all your videos

[@cmaquatics7428]

Thank you so much!!! I love aquariums and sharing them, thank you!

[@samwimoe1620]

Dude, your voice is too low.. just make it louder bro..

[@cmaquatics7428]

Thanks Sam, I believe the issue was found and has been corrected now.

[@Neosmiles]

U gotta talk louder

[@Neosmiles]

But good vid

[@cmaquatics7428]

The audio issue has been pointed out to me by several people and has been corrected. Thank you for letting me know and that'd for watching.