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| Identification What in the heck is growing on my glass, corals, etc. Not sure what it is? Post here and we'll see if we can figure it out! |
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| do you know what the cause is ?? |
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| how much water movement you got? could be detrius build up.
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| +1 hosser Blow it off every few weeks before it builds up much. |
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| Not sure what the cause is at all. I only have a small 14 gallon nano. with 5 hermit, a emerald crab, a fire shrimp, 1 snail, and a damsel. Should I blow it off? If it is dietris I don't want it to spike my tank. As it is my ammonia is 0 nitrite is 0 but my nitrates are a little high. Not terrible. Will blowing it off be okay? |
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| I'd just blow it off. Its already in the water so its not going to hurt anything. At least if it gets mixed up in the water it might get picked up by your filtration system or settle onto the substrate instead of the rocks. If you let detritus build up on your rocks you'll be sorry. Your rocks will wind up slimy or hairy depending on which type algae decides to grow on it. At least in the substrate you'll have some worms or other critters that may help dispose of it. |
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