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![]() "RedForeman ©®" wrote in message ... http://www.floridadriftwood.com/alga...ification.html I have on a couple of my broad leafed plants some dark grey, very slimy algae. Is this the dreaded black/blackbeard algae? It's so slimy it's impossible to try to pull off. Thanks. Pics would help tremendously... Will get pic or two up on aba in the next day or two. It sure looks like the brush algae as seen at that link. Had this stuff before a couple years ago and tuffed it out till I apparently hit the right combination of everything and it went away. Had not been bothered till I set up the new tank in January. Just got a bunch of new plants in to try and help deal with it. Now in the process of getting the right amount of nutrients and co2 for the plants. Thanks. -- Paul O. |
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