T Tbone7050 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 8, 2012 342 1 0 Victorville, CA Sep 26, 2012 #31 sandofarms said: Oooh that looks neat. If that's green algae (good algae), then that's nice. If that's blue-green algae (bad cyanobacteria) then that sucks for you. Click to expand... No it just looks all green. My fish are fine I just don't want it there ha Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
sandofarms said: Oooh that looks neat. If that's green algae (good algae), then that's nice. If that's blue-green algae (bad cyanobacteria) then that sucks for you. Click to expand... No it just looks all green. My fish are fine I just don't want it there ha Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
J JamesF Jack Dempsey MFK Member Nov 29, 2005 1,862 4 36 50 Thunder Bay Sep 28, 2012 #32 I'd try and get more flow through the affected areas. It will usually reduce BGA.
R redwolffish Jack Dempsey MFK Member Nov 30, 2010 193 1 33 asheville nc Sep 30, 2012 #33 Just get a few bristle nosed plecos, maybe two or three. They are a serious algae eating force to be reckoned with! Sent from my iPad using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
Just get a few bristle nosed plecos, maybe two or three. They are a serious algae eating force to be reckoned with! Sent from my iPad using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
J JamesF Jack Dempsey MFK Member Nov 29, 2005 1,862 4 36 50 Thunder Bay Sep 30, 2012 #34 Bristlenose plecos won't touch BGA.
