:)
Chemical wool is cost effective for the mechanical filteration of particles,
but the diatom filter is the best for the green algae bloom.
If you already have an experience about the sediment filter for your tab water,
one or two "pre-fliter" units and a small pressure pump will be a great help, instead.
(You can also use UV, very small amount of copper or algae-herbicide(?) not to damage your fish,
alleopathic extracts such as phyton-git or something else, etc, in addition. )
Anyway, you must get rid off extra nutrients for the algae first, with heavy water
changes and some carbon filter. You can reduce it by plantting more
stem or flotting plants to absorb more nutrients and screen the lights.
Once the balance is re-achieved, the green algae bloom will be disapear soon.
But it's going to be a long way...
(Because, the waterplants are also influenced by them...)
T.H. Kim
"Oh, God, thy sea is so great, and my boat is so small..."
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