I have a 10 gallon with a a DIY CO2 injector. I have a lily bulb that is slowly growing, but I am concerned about algae that is competing with the lily. it is growing right on the bulb itself. I have 36 watts of light for 9 hours a day. I have done my best to physically remove the algae from the lily without damaging the plant/bulb. I know this is a lot of light, but I was hoping the CO2 would offset this. any suggestions?
algae on lily bulbs
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