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I will try and get a good photo, because of where it is and the lighting, hasn’t come out good on camera.
basically tank has been running for 4 months, some of the rock came from a frag tank I had running for years.
No algae really to speak of on the rocks or sand, I get the green haze on the front and sides of the tank on the glass in which use a magnet scraper to get it off.
on the back of the tank, the back glass, which came already painted black, is this reddish, brown carpet algae. Doesn’t get long, looks like the moss you would see grow on a roof or driveway, but instead of being green, it’s a rusty brown color. I’ve taken the mag float to it, 80 percent flies off in smaller pieces , the remaining 20 percent tends to not want to razor off. Perhaps not enough of the blade is getting underneath that .
nitrate around 20
Po4. .09
Any idea? Doesn’t grow on the front of the glass or sides, at least maybe doesn’t have time to being I scrape it every other day for the glass algae
basically tank has been running for 4 months, some of the rock came from a frag tank I had running for years.
No algae really to speak of on the rocks or sand, I get the green haze on the front and sides of the tank on the glass in which use a magnet scraper to get it off.
on the back of the tank, the back glass, which came already painted black, is this reddish, brown carpet algae. Doesn’t get long, looks like the moss you would see grow on a roof or driveway, but instead of being green, it’s a rusty brown color. I’ve taken the mag float to it, 80 percent flies off in smaller pieces , the remaining 20 percent tends to not want to razor off. Perhaps not enough of the blade is getting underneath that .
nitrate around 20
Po4. .09
Any idea? Doesn’t grow on the front of the glass or sides, at least maybe doesn’t have time to being I scrape it every other day for the glass algae