Phosphate Reactor ?

[Riderc82]

In the last couple of months I have started getting some bubble algae, I have never had any problems in the past and all of a sudden I have algae.  I am not sure what is causing my problems I don't over feed I only have two chromis and two clowns (90 Gallon) and they don't eat that much. I originally started my aquarium off with straight RO water and the last couple of months I have been only using RO/DI water so I'm unsure of what is causing my problems unless it was from the 4 days my aquarium went powerless from the windstorm.  I have been thinking of making a DIY phosphate reactor but I seen one on Bulkreefsupply that looks pretty cool it is basically just a DI housing and cartridge that holds GFO/Carbon but I haven't been able to find many reviews on it is there any other brands people recommend that are cheap?

[lazylivin]

That Bubble algae can live in extremely low PO4 environments. The phosphate reactor may help. Have you tried a green emerald crab. They usually keep bubble in check.

I like BRS , they have good stuff and great service. I am sure it is good quality. May want to check with Dodd at NDR, I think he has some in stock.