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Algae Grower
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Help Identify please
What is this and how do I rid my tank of it?
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Cyano bacteria/blue green algae. It is usually caused by direct sunlight or very low nitrates. The best way to get rid of it is to suck it out manually with a siphon tube. Is your tank right next to a window?
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Algae Grower
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the tank dose not receive direct sunlight, what else could be the cause?
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Planted Tank Guru
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Hi pnkflyd669,
+1 on the cyanobacteria/blue green algae (BGA). Wow, one of the worst cases I have seen in quite some time. There are several threads on how to combat it here on the forum, just do a search and you can read up.
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