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I have a 10 G glass tank with 2 small fantails. It is almost 3 months
now that i have this tank. I monitor all the water parameters and it seems my tank has cycled well now. Aorund 2 weeks back i bought the mini bonsai decoration for my aquarium and when i took it off yesterday for routine cleaning i found it has become very slimy. Also I discovered some light brownish spots on another plant leaves which were removed upon light cleaning. All plantation is plastic in this tank & i have a 24x7 external power filter with 90 gph o/p with bio cartridge... I believe the slimy thing is algea and now my question is it is okay for plants to be slightly slimy or should i start some algea control right away. I do not wish to disturb OR bring down my painstakingly cycled tank. Every input will be appreciated. Thanks Kedar |
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