Well I know the regular probs that cause it. I've already run a phosphate pad, done a water change, checked the skimmer, uped the kalk drip, and bought some extra calurpa for the fuge, and cut the lights to 8 hours a day. The corals are healthy but the hair is becomming a real prob. It seems to be getting a little better since I started to "clean" the Macro once a week to get the hair off of it and help photosynthisis. In theory, shouldn't the calurpa "steal" the nutirents the hair needs to survive eventually, so long as I keep in clean? Its in my 55 and the setup is relatively new, but I used good substrate that was years old from another tank so I thought I'd skip the bloom crap. But I got it bad.I have 265 watts of PC on it. Does anyone have any other cures I have not thought of? We need to develop a magic pill to rid ourselves of the damn stuff forever!!
Keep the Faith,
Augustus



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