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IMO, That is brown algae.This type of algae seem to survive in low light condition.It's o.k for the fish but won't look pleasing. As u mention feed 4 times a day.May I know what is the time u do the 4 times feeding?.
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r u sure green algae is ok? coz my fish dont seem active in brown algae compare 2 clear water. and i dont think my tank is having a low light condition bcoz it is facing the window and it is getting sunlight for the whole day. anyway i still cant get greenwater i just get some brown algae sticking 2 my tank's wall, i try rubbing off the brown algae and see wat happen 2morrow. |
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when cultivating greenwater u need high ammonia so no water changing until u get it. am i right? maybe becoz high ammonia my fish is not healthy if i m right, then wat is the correct way of getting greenwater. ok let me explain 2 u the way i get greenwater then u slowly point out my mistake 1.i put a so call healthy fish into a 4ft highly aerate tank facing a window with average 10 hours of sunlight daily, feed it hikari wheat germ around 6-7 pellets each time and 4 times daily 2 hours interval. 2.leave the fish in the tank with no water change for two weeks, later the yellow algae will appear. 3.when i see yellow algae appear, i scrub it off with no water change and hope the yellow algae will change 2 green someday. 4.well, i had successfully cultivate GW this way only ONCE other than that are all brown.One more thing, when i got GW, do i need 2 change the water 100% or just 50-70%, when the water goes bad. Hope u guys will help me, i had a lot of failure and only one success Last edited by Gold FinGer : 27-05-2007 at 01:28 AM. |
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IMO, When u do a water change ,take a pail of old aquarium water and put it out door.When the green algae appear,just pour half to the aquarium and try not to feed ur fish for several days.Hope that's help.
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