White Slime in Calcium reactor Ph probe

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Hey!

My calcium reactor PH probe is developing something like a white slime that is affecting my ph readings inside the reactor. I’ve tried cleaning for several weaks and recalibrating the probe but after 5-6 days the white slime is again on the probe. I am using a pinpoint PH probe that is a few month old bought brand new. Anyone has seen this before?

Thanks in advance.

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May be sediment or mulm from the melting media
 

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