Tank Entry

About a month ago I dove head first into battling a cyano problem. Here are the updates from the start up until last friday

After a few more water changes, adding some live sand and manually removing more algae I have come to this look.

I'm now heading out to add to my clean up crew and hopefully get rid of the rest of the hair algae in the tank.

WARNING: PICTURES ARE GRAPHIC!!!!! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!


Like I said in my previous post, this is rather embarrassing, but I'm trying to get it back on track.

BEFORE


AFTER 10 gallon water change and picking up/siphoning out as much as I could.



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