What are these bubbles on the rear window?

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Merhaba arkadaşlar, 5 aylık bir nano deniz akvaryumum var. 5 aralık arka camı temizlenmiyor. Son 2 haftadır arka camda buna benzer parçacıklar alışverişi. Sizce bu ne olabilir?
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Hello friends, I have a 5-month-old nano marine aquarium. The rear window has not been cleaned since December 5th. There have been similar particles on the rear window for the last 2 weeks. What do you think this could be?
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Cyano or dino algae trapping/releasing bubbles? If you can grab the bubbles out and they are “hard” think about valonia
 
Siyano veya dino algleri baloncukları yakalayıp serbest bırakıyor mu? Baloncukları tutabiliyorsanız ve "sert"lerse valonyayı düşünün.
Hayır, sert değiller. Ama su seviyeleri sabit. Hiçbir yerde değiller. Sadece arka camdalar. Ve yayılmıyorlar.
 
Algae grows on the back glass, the algae is photosynthetic, which produces oxygen gas, and the bubbles you see are the oxygen being produced.
 
Arka camda yosun yetişiyor, yosun fotosentez yaparak oksijen gazı üretiyor, gördüğünüz baloncuklar da üretilen oksijenin ta kendisi.
Günlük 1 ml ALF, akşamları ışıklar söndükten sonra 100 ml canlı fitoplankton dozluyorum. Dino ve cyno olsaydı diğer camlara ve kayalara yayılacağını düşünüyorum. Coralinalgea'nın yararına temizlemedim.
 
I believe it could be on the back glass, but not on your rocks. Usually when you see those gas bubbles, it's some type of algae making oxygen.
 
I work on coralin algae, this is how algae are formed
 
I work on coralin algae, this is how algae are formed
I don't believe it's coralline, I don't think I've ever seen coralline make the bubbles like that. I believe it could be one of many other types of algae common in our tanks.

Try looking at the tank some time after the lights go out and the tank is dark. If there's no bubbles at night, that's a strong sign the bubbles are oxygen caused by photosynthesis 🙂
 
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nitrat ve fosfat değerleri şu şekildedir. Bunlar cyno ve dino olabilir mi?
 
Bump for the OP!

I'm just trying to use Google Translator - I hope @praton can understand me 🙂
 
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nitrat ve fosfat değerleri şu şekildedir. Bunlar cyno ve dino olabilir mi?
I don't think your parameters look bad at all. You may have both cyanobacteria and dinoflagellates, but both are normal to have, and they do not look like they are growing out-of-control in your tank. I think your tank looks very good 🙂

I think your "bubbles" are from algae, but I don't think you have anything to worry about 🙂 Scrape the algae off the back panel, and there will be no more bubbles. In time, the desirable coralline algae will grow in place of these other algae.

I hope that you're able understand me and I hope I've helped 🙂

I would be interested to know where you are from, and what language you speak natively 🙂

Best of luck!
 
Arkadaşlar bu taşı 1 ay önce aldım. Üzerinde yosun var. Acaba diatom mudur. Su değerlerini paylaşıyorum şimdi.
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