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Author | Topic: Algae Problem |
Geobelle New Member ![]() Posts: 5 |
![]() ![]() ![]() Any recommendations on how to get rid of this algae multiplying inside my planted tanks. For the past few weeks, I have had observed that my plants already been infected by algae. Thanks IP: Logged |
dianenm Member ![]() Posts: 183 |
![]() ![]() ![]() sucker type fish are excellent at keeping plants clean of algae.. not as good at keeping glass clear. you could get a small pleco with the intent of trading it in when it's gets too big, or try a few otocinclus (number you get depending on the size of your tank). I've also seen a variety of fish that is like a large oto that are neat. I my tank, I also have an algae eating goby. don't get a chinese algae eater. good luck! IP: Logged |
t_chelle16 Member ![]() Posts: 501 |
![]() ![]() ![]() Try leaving leaving your lights on for shorter periods of time and feeding a little less. Algae needs light & nutrients to grow. If you reduce those two things, you should have less algae. -Chelle IP: Logged |
cichlids small Jaws Member ![]() Posts: 255 |
![]() ![]() ![]() water changes and an alge scraper!! IP: Logged |
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