Green growth on acrylic

[JeffinMississippi]

I have some green vegetative growth that has appeared on my tanks walls
tonight. It seems to be growing fast as it wasnt there this morning and
there is quite a bit of it. Its light green and is growing in the shape of a
flower bloom. The algae eater isnt touching it. (Is it algae?). Anyway,
wondering what it is and what I should do about it.

TYIA
J

[Charles]

On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 01:11:39 GMT, "JeffinMississippi"
> wrote:

>I have some green vegetative growth that has appeared on my tanks walls
>tonight. It seems to be growing fast as it wasnt there this morning and
>there is quite a bit of it. Its light green and is growing in the shape of a
>flower bloom. The algae eater isnt touching it. (Is it algae?). Anyway,
>wondering what it is and what I should do about it.
>
>TYIA
>J
>


Most likely algae, scrape it off if you don't want it there, leave it
alone if you don't mind it where it is.

[Koi-Lo]

"JeffinMississippi" > wrote in message
...
>I have some green vegetative growth that has appeared on my tanks walls
> tonight. It seems to be growing fast as it wasnt there this morning and
> there is quite a bit of it. Its light green and is growing in the shape of
> a
> flower bloom. The algae eater isnt touching it. (Is it algae?). Anyway,
> wondering what it is and what I should do about it.
========================
Use those pads made for acrylic tanks and simply remove this algae. The
pads made for glass tanks may scratch the surface.

Koi-Lo....