green slime type algae again
- Thread starter bathawk
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The way when I got it and got rid of it was reducing light hours, and bigger more frequent water changes if your talking about cyanobacteria.
my lights are only on 6 hours a day I my tank iv quite heavily planted and I think some of the food drifts down between the plants the slime is not bad at the moment about 3 years ago I had it so bad in this tank that the plants began to die off I have moved hoplo catfish from my grow out tank into the tank with this slime the hoplo will be able to rummage between the plants and eat any left overs during lights out yes it is cyanobacteria .
Cyanobacteria is awful - I’ve had it take over a few of my tanks, and nothing seems to eat it.
I’ve had pretty good luck with this Green Slime Remover from Ultralife:
www.ultralife.com
I’ve had pretty good luck with this Green Slime Remover from Ultralife:
Blue-Green Slime Stain Remover | Ultralife Reef Products
Use the blue-green slime stain remover to thoroughly clean all slime traces in a matter of minutes. Safe for fish, coral, and macro-algae and nitrifying bacteria!
www.ultralife.com
Another option is to do dose hydrogen peroxide. You can usually find bottles of 3% in pharmacies, and you can dose that at 15ml/50 liters.
