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Hi,
I've had a freshwater 10G tank for about a year now. A month or two after I got the tank red algae (I assume that's what it is) appeared on the sides of the tank and on the plastic plants (there are no real plants). I use a toothbrush to scrape it off the sides of the tank - it comes off quite easily. Occassionally I'll take out the plastic plants and wash them in warm water. Again, the red slime comes off easily. The tank has a flourescent light, though we turn it on infrequently (30 minutes per week). I've been trying an anti-algacide additive that I purchased at my local pet store about once per week for the last month - no real help. Here are some pictures of the tank: http://www.deercove.org/fishta=ADnk.htm Any help greatly appreciated!=20 Rob. |
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